The ever-increasing rise in the use of statin (a pharmaceutical product that reduces the amount of cholesterol in humans) medication has created a lot of confusion for the people who have been prescribed statins by their medical practitioner.
This site exists to assist the reader to make sense out of the huge amount of contradictory material concerning statins. The site collects and collates as much factual information about statins and arranges it in ways that will help the casual visitor to find the information they seek within a few mouse clicks.
Some of the information concerns the United Kingdom National Health Service (NHS) and will be mainly relevant to UK citizens. Talking Statins welcomes visitors from around the globe. We will provide information that is relevant to many nations and cultures across the planet.
This site is provided as a public service and it is offered as a direct response, to the unhelpful agencies and individuals that are charged with assisting UK citizens to care for their health.
Before looking at the information on this site, please take the time to read the important disclaimer notice that is found here.
To get the best from this site it is useful if the visitor takes a few moments to read the site navigation pages.
This site is very new and is constantly being updated to reflect the information that will be available. Many pages will be incomplete and those that are complete within themselves are likely to change as more information is added. The confusing pages are being updated as time permits. Pages that are incomplete or undergoing revision will show the following symbols at the end of the page.
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