<p>Res Q for high cholesterol vs. other brands</p>
<p>Sorry - maybe I need to rephrase this: I was just wondering if anyone has tried Res Q (it’s a natural supplement) and found that it worked in reducing high cholesterol as compared with taking another “fish oil” supplement (which might not work as well as Res Q) or something like Lipitor (a prescription drug with side effects). I’ve been hearing that Res Q works better than the other natural supplement brands, and that may be because it’s more purified for some reason.</p>
<p>I’ve taken Res Q for two years and it really helped my arthritis. When I run out, though, I’m switching to Carlson’s fish oil because it is cheaper and it has been tested by Dr. Mercola and there is no mercury in Carlson’s. I don’t know about Res Q, if it’s been tested. Carlson’s is probably half the price. My health food store carries it, but you can probably get it online. I would recommend also taking Garlicin (natural odorless garlic) for high cholesterol as well - I know people who swear by it.</p>