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It contains substances that have been proven to reduce cholesterol, but one should research or consult their doctor to determine if they should take it, at what dosage, and for how long. The problem is that this product is not a simple supplement. It contains monacolin K, which is essentially a statin and has the undesirable effects of statins (muscle pain, liver damage, reduction of coenzyme Q10 in muscles and heart). There are randomized studies that prove the reduction of LDL by monacolin K, but there are also studies that show clear indications of long-term effects for dosages above 10mg. Of course, no one can currently say that lower dosages cannot have undesirable effects. That's why an examination for certain liver indicators at certain time intervals might be a good idea. Additionally, there may be no pathological findings in the blood, and one might need to proceed with histopathological studies on necrotic tissues using immunological methods. Finally, during the production of monacolin K, a toxic byproduct is created due to manufacturing protocol errors, which has been found to be present in 4 out of the 11 tested monacolin K products. The FDA labels products that contain any amount of monacolin K and above as unapproved drugs. Monacolin K is a drug, not a simple supplement. Get informed before using it...