In this parody video, Mike Adams of NewsTarget.com reveals the truth about Vytorin–a cholesterol lowering drug–and also provides commentary.

This story about Vytorin is simply another in the long list of pharmaceutical drugs that will be released to the public via mainstream media outlets. I recently came across an advertisement a few months ago for “Yaz” a birth control pill that actually had a coupon for 10% off at the bottom of the page.

It’s shocking to think that you are able to request a prescription like this. All you have to do is tell your doctor that you want to try it, he or she will prescribe it, and then you can bring your script to the pharmacy and get your 10% off.

It’s sad to think that many of the people with high cholesterol are duped into believing that you need a drug to lower it.

I was recently reading Mark Hyman’s book, “UltraPrevention” and he recommends–to lower cholesterol–higher levels of omega-3 oils to balance out the ratio of omega-6 to omega-3 which should be between 4:1 and 2:1 (Some people say even 1:1). Adding more olive oil, flaxseed, fish, avocados and nuts are his simple recommendation. (If you want to learn more about Dr. Hyman and his books, click here or visit www.UltraWellness.com)

Vytorin didn’t make his list. Nor does it make mine.

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