The effects of 6-month therapy using a standardized composition of bergamot polyphenols in a patient with mild dyslipidemia Case report
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Abstract
Lipid disorders are one of the most important modifiable cardiovascular risk factors. Treatment of dyslipidemia is one of the key elements of both primary and secondary prevention of CVD.
In the group of patients with low cardiovascular risk and a only slightly elevated cholesterol concentration, the recommended action is healthy lifestyle modification. However, in real life, a significant part of patients have difficulty implementing that recommendations. In such group of patients, the solution may be the use of specific dietary supplements with proven clinical effectiveness – such as monacoline or BPF.
This clinical case illustrates the possibilities of BPF treatment in a young woman with mild lipid disorders.
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