Libracol with HEP 30

December 2004

Canadian newspapers are full of ads for Libracol with HEP 30.

It's being called the most powerful anti-cholesterol treatment available without a prescription.

It's claimed to lower cholesterol by over 40%, compared to about 16% with policosanol, 12% with garlic or guggulipids, or 9% with soluble fibre.

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Table of Contents

Patients benefit when community and hospital pharmacies share info from patient profiles
Men's Health statins might decrease libido or cause erectile dysfunction
Diabetes & Endocrinology Sensipar (cinacalcet), a new drug for dialysis patients
Osteoporosis Is it important to take magnesium along with calcium
Osteoporosis Reps will tout new evidence that Fosamax increases bone density better than Actonel
Dermatology The first biologic treatment for psoriasis, Amevive (Am-uh-veev), is now approved and on the market
Respiratory & Allergy patients aren't aware when their metered-dose inhalers are empty
NATURAL alternatives to Vioxx
Gastroenterology gastric acid-suppressing drugs increasing the risk of pneumonia
Ophthalmology Zymar, another new quinolone ophthalmic antibiotic
Cardiology whether ACE inhibitors are beneficial for patients with STABLE coronary artery disease
Natural Health Products Libracol with HEP 30
Vitamins & Minerals vitamin E supplements might actually INCREASE mortality
whether atenolol should be used for hypertension
Practice End of year is a good time to reflect on trustworthy drug information that is relevant to practice.