Clinical Data and Studies
ALL IN ONE provides a real and effective way to lower cholesterol levels naturally, with no side effects.
Take a look at some of the Clinical Data and Studies taken on All In One below.
Study of ALL IN ONE
A retrospective study conducted by Dr. Scott Eisenberg among 50 patients with high cholesterol showed that daily treatment with All In One resulted in an average reduction in LDL of 32% and Total Cholesterol of 22%.
Meta Analysis of Red Yeast Rice
Researchers reviewed a total of 13 randomized, placebo-controlled trials containing 804 participants and concluded that one of the primary ingredients in All In One – Red Yeast Rice – exhibited significant lowering of Total Cholesterol, LDL and Triglycerides with no side effects reported.
Red Yeast Rice vs Prevastatin
A study was conducted among 43 patients with dyslipidemia and a history of statin intolerance. The results showed thatLDL cholesterol level decreased 30% in the red yeast rice group and 27% in the pravastatin group. Researchers concluded that red yeast rice was tolerated well and achieved a comparable reduction of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol in a population previously intolerant to statins.
Meta Analysis of Plant Sterols
Researchers reviewed 124 controlled clinical trials and concluded that that both plant sterols and stanols have an LDL-cholesterol-lowering effect up to an average effect of 12%.
All In One Cholesterol Control
Testimonials
“I have approximately 2,000 patients currently on All in One for control of their cholesterol and I have seen on average LDL reductions of 25-40%.”
Dr. Scott Eisenberg - Cardiologist & Lipidologist
Read More“Unable to tolerate standard statin therapy due to myalgia [muscle pain] and hepatic [liver] dysfunction, I tried All In One and lowered my total cholesterol 20% without the side effects.”
Dr. Gilbert Mettler - New Hampshire
Read More“I am pleased with the quality of the product, the results and no side effects from this all-natural approach to lowering cholesterol levels naturally.”
