Red Yeast

Red Yeast
What is red yeast rice used in home remedies?

See this link: # Modern_Medicine http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_yeast_rice This link also provides good information: http://altmedicine.about.com/od/herbsupplementguide/a/redyeastrice.htm I be careful about using it, judging the information obtained, it is possible level of prescription.

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86 comments to Red Yeast

  • agunds

    -Limit saturated fat, found in meat and dairy foods, and replace it with monounsaturated fat such as olive, canola or peanut oil.

    -Consume lots of fruits, vegetables, beans and grains.

    -Cholesterol-lowering medications may be needed.

  • rouch petta

    This has not been true in the USA since 2000. That is the point that the FDA forced a change to removed the statin. Big business once again wins and Americans lose to unhealth drugs.

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  • ger bowlin

    Fat makes food taste good, but does not itself taste good. Buttered bread and popcorn popped in oil taste much better than their raw counterparts, yet I’d never want to eat just butter or cooking oil. Similarly, nicely marbled meat is much better than the alternative.

  • thielkeraz guestlanta

    According to the American Heart Association, you want less than 300mg of cholesterol a day..
    So depending on how many meals you have – anywhere from 50 to 60mg a meal.

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  • eslert

    Yeast infections can be passed back and forth between sexual partners, through regular intercourse and oral sex. If you had one, it is most likely that your partner does, too. Everyone involved should be treated for the same yeast infection.

  • jomace

    Also yes at 160* germs are killed. Once it starts to cool (drop below 160*) NEW Germs will spread and also because of the heat will grow quicker. All I’m saying is why add more shit in your system. a little petrol in a diesel engine every now and then is good for it. Too much will kill it. Common sense!!

  • semran kawa

    Firstly, you should avoid food with high cholesterol content. Seafood such as oyster has very high cholesterol level. So does the egg yolk. The white of the egg is perfectly fine since it is almost purely made of albumin (a type of protein). Meat is very high in cholesterol too, but it's more to read meat. You can eat white meat as long as you peel away the skin and fat. Avoid snacks. Some people take a little of heavy meal, but gobbles up snacks a lot. Snacks are worse than heavy meal. At least heavy meals are nutrient-dense. Snacks are only calory-dense. Avoid fried stuff too. Drink plain water instead of sugar-containing water. Some so-called protein drinks can contain up to 3000KCal of energy which is not good at all unless you're a serious body builder.

    You might be moving around a lot, but doing recreational activities such as a jog in the park can't be ignored. Also, take care of your sleep. It has effect on almost our whole body system. Recent studies proved that 6.5-7.5 hours of sleep is the best.

    Some of those tips I gave are from my own observation on my father and from my medical studies. He used to have high blood cholesterol level, but now he's okay. He's 54, but he doesn't have any systemic disease. Thank God for that. Oh, anyway, despite being an Asian, he barely eats rice. He usually eat wholemeal bread. Even if he eats rice, he always keep it to a verrrry verrrry small portion. No wonder I weigh more than him :P

    Whatever it is, you still have to remember that apart from the factors that we can control, there is one thing that we can never gain full control of- our own biosynthesis of cholesterol. Our body synthesizes cholesterol on its own.

  • guster

    For onigiri, you want to use a medium or short grain rice. The same type of rice you would use to make sushi.

    Long grain rice (and Jasmine rice, since it's a long grain rice) is not a good rice for sushi. Long grain rice isn't stiky enough, unless you use too much water… which is bad for onigiri and sushi.

  • krokan izbeece

    how do you even mess up rice krispies? i can't make anything, yet i can make those

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  • mayeszedlo schuklampb

    Doctors are conditioned to sell drugs, not heal people.

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  • meure pon

    For onigiri, you want to use a medium or short grain rice. The same type of rice you would use to make sushi.

    Long grain rice (and Jasmine rice, since it's a long grain rice) is not a good rice for sushi. Long grain rice isn't stiky enough, unless you use too much water… which is bad for onigiri and sushi.

  • rak wolstoh

    interesting, I take red yeast rice too because I have moderate cholesterol problems(215). I take 2,400mg a day. What brand do you take?

  • giriah

    It is the research we do that allows us to give diet advice.

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  • glaez

    RT Dr. Oz suggests Red Yeast Rice (1200mg daily) to lower your Cholesterol. And guess who sells it? Hee hee – we do!…

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  • schrey

    Red Yeast Rice can help lower cholesterol when combined with a healthy diet and regular exercise.

    Let your doctor know if you decide to start using Red Yeast Rice.

  • satairo

    wheat is worse. And brown rice is a filler, not one you would want in your ferrets food.

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  • huster

    It is not evidence of anything even it is bad for yeast.

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    Red Yeast Rice Red Yeast Rice Lower Cholesterol Red Yeast Rice Side Effects Plant Sterols New research from two Philadelphia-area cardiologists finds that an over-the-counter dietary supplement sold at pharmacies and health food stores may be an alternative for patients who cannot take traditional statin medications to lower cholesterol because of statin-related muscle pain. The findings of their study, “Red Yeast Rice for Dyslipidemia in Statin-Intolerant Patients,” appear in the J
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  • carensta

    holy shit this totally kicked my ass. In the words of the Baby from Dinosaurs, AGAIN!

  • coert

    TO YOUR HEALTH: Use of red yeast rice to lower cholesterol should be monitored: Red yeast rice products — a diet…

  • shipps

    I go both ways! I like to experiment! And I didn’t mean for that to sound naughty, but it does, oops…lol… :D

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    not much just gettin ready to paint the town red wit my nigga

  • rikissack cons

    rice crispies and toast for my tea #lazy

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  • jumadamong feithacken

    Have you thought about trying to get off the meds and eat healthier to maintain your health? I've recently read about the RYR to lower cholesterol, but keep in mind that if you're eating unhealthy, you're probably causing a lot of oxidative damage (or other damage) to your organs and tissues, thus forcing your body to create more cholesterol to repair the damage. Cholesterol is something you can intake via foods, but you make a lot based on need to repair and sustain your body. Health is a choice, and the medical community would have you believe that your cholesterol needs to be lower (well, they sell more drugs that way) when in fact it may be high for a reason. If you short circuit your body's attempts to sustain itself, it may cause you more trouble in the long run if you can't rebuild properly. Just a thought.

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  • cast

    Whenever you see this sort of situation it is because the people selling the product made some sort of medical claim.

    Remember that the moment you make health claims about any product it must meet the legal requirements for a medicine or a medical device. Your example of the red yeast extract is an example – since this product was being marketed as a medication it became reculated as a medicine.

    Not long ago the FDA made a company remove the 'lowers chlorestoral' claims from packages of oatmeal because the moment they made a medical claim the product ceased being a 'food.'

    This is all about consumer protection. The FDA simply requires that any medical claim made for any product be backed up with hard evidence. (And that those products also meet purity and safety requirements.)

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  • marz kiesmail

    A rice cooker helps a lot. And I use whole grain (brown) rice. It is never sticky and I like the taste better. As the others have said, though, the biggest problem is too much water which leads to cooking too long before the water is absorbed. For most white rice one cup of rice should be cooked in two cups of water or broth.

    Bert

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    LOL, perfect, let me ask you a question, you know harry potter, do you belive in magic and shit just because the film is perfectly made, no, the bible is just a story book, end of.

  • klindgrani steve

    I don’t make dirty rice at home, so I don’t have a recipe, sorry. I cook boudain and split it open.

  • kalner

    what do u mean “INSIDE THE WALL ” ??

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  • landozo trand

    Dr. Whiting…you mentioned this buffered oral oxygen being able to reach every cell. What about the blood/brain barrier?

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