Whether you’ve been advised by your doctor to lower your cholesterol, or you’re looking to take heart health precautions, did you know there’s a natural alternative to statins that’s clinically proven to block cholesterol in your diet?
Enter, plant sterols. Naturally found in foods like vegetables, fruits, nuts, grains, and seeds, these cholesterol-lowering powerhouses have been clinically proven to limit the amount of cholesterol that enters the body when taken every day.
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The easiest way to introduce plant sterols into your diet is with a daily supplement, as it’s difficult to get the levels you need from food sources alone, which is where Healthspan comes in.
The vitamin and supplement heavyweight has more than 26 years’ experience, offering an extensive range of supplements, created with the highest quality ingredients, and its plant sterols are no exception.
As the UK’s number one direct supplier of vitamins and supplements Healthspan sells an impressive 1100 packs of plant sterols every hour. And the reviews speak for themselves, with over 3200 5-star ratings** including “I have been taking statins for years and now substituted these. The mind fog has gone and the cholesterol levels are still good.”
And, with 20 per cent off all purchases with code INDPS20, now is the time to take control of your heart health and join the 22,000 customers already enjoying the health benefits of Healthspan Plant Sterols this year, including this happy customer who said “Does what it says, lowered cholesterol levels. Tested over a few months by blood tests from doctor no need for statins and doctor agreed.”
Healthspan Plant Sterols: £17.95 or £14.36 with code INDPS20, Healthspan.co.uk
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What are plant sterols?
Plant sterols (also known as phytosterols) are natural substances found in plants that decrease the absorption of cholesterol in the intestines, in turn lowering your cholesterol and risk of developing coronary heart disease.
Why choose plant sterols over statins?
Statins are the most commonly prescribed medicine in the UK. Just like plant sterols, they lower cholesterol levels but work in a different way. Instead of blocking cholesterol absorption in the intestine, statins block a substance in the liver that the body needs for cholesterol production.
The problem with statins is, just like all medications, there can be side effects and statins have a long list.
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Common statins side effects include increased appetite, muscle aches, headaches, back pain, nausea, and fatigue.
By contrast, there are few reported side effects associated with taking plant sterols. Making them an appealing and effective alternative to statins.***
Speaking of the side effects, one Healthspan customer said “After a serious intolerance to statins, causing severe muscular pain, I started plant sterols. At my next review my cholesterol level was fine and has been for the last six years” with another saying “A great alternative to statins with no painful side effects.”
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How to take plant sterols
One of Healthspan’s 800mg Plant Sterols tablets taken once a day is all you need to maintain normal cholesterol levels. Or if you want to lower your cholesterol, take 2-3 tablets daily, for a maximum total of 2,400mg Plant Sterols.
Because statins and plant sterols work in different ways, you can even take both for a two-pronged approach to lowering cholesterol.
Buy now
If you want an alternative to statins that really works, Healthspan Plant Sterols are for you. And with 20 per cent off plant sterols right now, there’s no better time to start. Find out more at Healthspan.co.uk.
*https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/great-britain-nutrition-and-health-claims-nhc-register
**https://www.healthspan.co.uk/advice/what-are-plant-sterols
***Please note, if you are already taking statins, you should speak to your doctor before making ant changes.
T&C’s apply. Use code INDPS20 for 20% off first purchase of Healthspan Plant Sterols. Offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or subscription. Head to Healthspan.co.uk for full T&Cs.
Source: Independent
