Lipitor

According to The New York Times, 80 million people have cholesterol problems and almost 40 million of these people use statin drugs like Lipitor. You May Recover For: LIPITOR 1. Medical Bills 2. Lost Income 3. Pain and Suffering 80 NILLION 40 NILLION 4. Loss of Companionship (if applicable) 5. Wrongful Death (if applicable) Serious Side Effects: Type-2 diabetes Kidney damage Liver damage Lipitor (atorvastatin) is a blood pressure medicine that works by regulating an enzyme located in the liver which in turn lowers cholesterol. Lipitor has become popular because it can reduce substantial amounts of cholesterol at low doses. In December 1996, the FDA approved Lipitor for sale on the market by its manufacturer, Pfizer. Kidney and liver damage are more likely when Lipitor is taken at high doses such as its maximum dose of 80 mg 9% Lipitor and Type-2 Diabetes: 2010: The Lancet published a study that analyzed data from 13 different cholesterol medication studies with more than 90,000 INCREASED RISK FOR participants. The study found that cholesterol drugs like Lipitor were "associated with a 9% increased risk for incident diabetes." INCIDENT DIABETES SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED RATE 2011: The Quarterly Journal of Medicine published a study that looked at the incidence diabetes in patients taking statin drugs like determined significantly increased rate of diabetes" in patients taking these drugs. Lipitor and "we found a OF DIABETES EDA 2012: The FDA issued Drug Safety a CALL d'OLIVEIRA & ASSOCIATES Communication about Lipitor and type-2 diabetes after reviewing data from 9 different medical studies. ISSUES DRUG SAFETY CONNUNICATION AT 1-800-992-6878 FOR A FREE CONSULTATION