Statin adverse reaction report now available on my webpage

[xrn]

Hello all. I recently analysed a report of 100 cases that had signed the global petition against statins. You can view the report here...

*http://talkingstatins.com/page4/page33/page33.html

Enjoy!

should anyone require the PDf file to print for their medical practitioner, leave a note under this post or e-mail me directly.

Kind regards,
Jeff (aka xrn)

[carbuffmom]

Wow! Great job, Jeff. Thanks for being our advocate. We appreciate your hard work. I know it was not an easy task. DEB

[xrn]

My pleasure Deb. It is little enough but there is the hope that it will cause just a few more ripples and ruffle just a few more feathers. The hope is that the all important tipping point (of public opinion) gets ever nearer. I don't like to lose... ever, and giving up on this issue is not an option for me.

Jeff

[imanut]

I have to chime in-------great job on deciphering all that stuff. I did note that you show both peripheral neuropathy and CIDP. Is that because some idiot doctors guessed at different diagnosis. Clearly those two could be joined???? if so--------that's a pretty tall column!
gn

[imanut]

I'd love to get a copy of the pdf--------but can't find your email address.
gn

[xrn]

ding! and your wish was granted. :)

just write to me at jeff(at)jcable(dot)co(dot)uk

[imanut]

Jeff---------thanks but the email bounced. I checked----and totally understand the glyphics, but ?????????
gn

[xrn]

???

It works for me and I have had that email address for about 5 years. I am receiving mail to it as we speak. Try webmaster(at)talkingstatins(dot)com

It is really important to ensure that there are no spaces between any of the separate elements that make up the address.

Jeff