Method for reducing cholesterol and triglycerides

Abstract

A method of treating excessive blood lipid levels in humans is described. The treatment includes a daily dosage of food supplements available over-the-counter without a prescription. The supplements are fish oil concentrate, niacin (flush free), and lecithin. In the preferred embodiment two 500 mg tablets of niacin, 2 1200 mg soft gels of lecithin, and two 1250 mg soft gels of fish oil concentrate are administered orally once to twice per day.

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