If you're looking for a natural alternative to Lipitor and other drugs that lower cholesterol, you may want to consider the avocado leaf. 

The avocado leaf is native to Central America and has been used for centuries in medicinal applications.

The avocado leaf has been shown in numerous studies to be a more potent and effective option than Lipitor for lowering cholesterol levels. 

One such study was done by various doctors and scientists which will be discussed below.  The current patent focuses on techniques and formulations for reducing cholesterol levels using avocado leaves and leaf extracts.

Understanding the Study

The study discussed in the patent application focuses on the potential cholesterol-lowering effects of avocado leaf extract, specifically from the Persea americana var. drymifolia species. This species of avocado is known for its anise-like scent and is primarily found in Northern Argentina and Mexico.

Study Methodology

The researchers examined the cholesterol-lowering properties of drymifolia leaves in various forms:

1. Avocado Leaf Tea: To prepare avocado leaf tea, the leaves were milled to achieve specific particle sizes and then boiled for a short duration to create a tea infusion. This method allows for the leaves' active compounds to be extracted into the tea.

2. Avocado Leaf Extract: Dehydrated and milled avocado leaves were processed into an extract. The extraction process involved using hot water to create a water-soluble fraction of the leaves.

Study Results

Here are the key findings from the study:

1. Comparative Efficacy: avocado leaves, whether in the form of tea or extract, showed significant cholesterol-lowering effects when compared to other avocado varieties, including the fruit and leaves of Persea nubigena var. guatamalensis cv. Nabal and Persea nubigena var. guatamalensis cv. Haas, which are commonly grown in North America.

2. Tea vs. Extract: The study revealed that the cholesterol-lowering effect of avocado leaves, especially when milled to a specific particle size, was comparable to the cholesterol-lowering medication LIPITOR®. The milled leaves outperformed hand-crushed leaves.

3. Water-Soluble Fraction: The water-soluble fraction of drymifolia leaves, obtained through the extraction process, demonstrated impressive cholesterol-reducing capabilities. In fact, it performed better than an ethanol extract of drymifolia leaves, indicating that the active compounds responsible for the cholesterol-lowering effect are primarily water-soluble.

4. Combination Therapy: Avocado leaf extract showed synergy with other cholesterol-lowering agents when tested together. This suggests that it can be used in combination with existing treatments for enhanced effectiveness.

Dosage and Formulation

The study suggests that a daily dose of at least 200 mg of avocado leaf extract can be effective in lowering cholesterol levels. However, most people may benefit from doses ranging from 200 mg to 1000 mg per day. This extract can be formulated into various products, including dietary supplements, tablets, or capsules, for easy consumption.

Conclusion

While more research is needed to fully understand the specific compounds responsible for the cholesterol-lowering effects of avocado leaves, these findings present an exciting potential for a natural and accessible solution to managing cholesterol levels. It's essential to consult with a healthcare professional before incorporating any new treatment or supplement into your cholesterol management plan.

This study highlights the possibility that the avocado tree, known for its delicious fruit, may offer a natural path to heart health through its leaves. Stay informed, stay healthy!

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Conclusion of the Study

Lipitor might be the most prescribed drug in the world, but it's not the only option. Researchers have discovered that if you consume the avocado leaf, you can lower your cholesterol levels.

The patent was studied by the world's renowned doctors and scientists. They found that it can lower LDL cholesterol, raise HDL cholesterol and increase good cholesterol (HDL). The study also showed that this leaf is a natural alternative to Lipitor.

It is important to point out that even though the preceding paragraphs explain what are currently thought to be the most desirable embodiments of the invention, people who are knowledgeable in the field will understand that alterations and adjustments may be made to those paragraphs without deviating from the spirit of the invention. 

This medical breakthrough is a result of a collaborative effort of Dr. Ernesto Brovelli, Amitabh Chandra, Dr. David J. Fast, Gopi R. Menon, Chioma Ikonte, and last but not least Julio Andres Vallejos.

Let’s take a look at the contribution of these renowned scientists and doctors in the field of research so, you can get an idea of how valuable this patent is.

Dr. Ernesto Brovelli is a Ph.D. scientist and researcher who has devoted his career to studying the positive effects of natural remedies on human health. He is an expert in the field of natural medicine, and he has authored more than 40 publications and secured 5 patents related to plant compositions.

Brovelli is an agronomist who has spent much of his career working on sustainable food production. He has worked with the Coca-Cola Company and developed the company’s first Sustainable Agriculture. In addition to being a frequent speaker at major conferences and symposia, he is also an honorary professor at the University of Florida and has served as a board member for the Sustainable Agriculture Initiative (SAI). His work as a strategist, speaker, and author is grounded on scientific research and methodology, allowing him to create ground-breaking programs and initiatives, novel products, and persuasive narratives in the field of agriculture.

Amitabh Chandra is a renowned economist and Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. He is also the Ethel Wiener Professor of Public Policy and Director of Health Policy Research at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.

Chandra has conducted research on healthcare innovation, finance in health care, productivity and cost-growth in healthcare, medical malpractice, and racial disparities in healthcare. He has received grants from the National Institute of Aging and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to support his research. His findings have been published in renowned journals such as Health Affairs and the Journal of Political Economy. Chandra's research has been featured in publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, Newsweek, and even National Public Radio!

Amitabh Chandra has also participated in the patent study on the Miracle Avocado Leaf, a natural alternative to Lipitor, which is a drug for lowering cholesterol levels.

Dr. Fast is a Principal Research Scientist at Amway Consumer Goods and has authored more than 40 peer-reviewed journal articles/book chapters/magazine articles/white papers/patents during his 30+ year scientific career. Dr. Fast enjoys explaining technical details to non-technical readers as well as editing for English-as-a-second language authors. He writes about the latest scientific discoveries and translates them into language that can be understood by a general audience.

Gopi R. Menon is a Fellow at the California Academy of Sciences and an award-winning thought leader in academic dermatological research. He successfully balanced basic and applied research as a leader of global R&D groups focused on skin care product development, as well as at specialty chemical companies developing active ingredients for skin health, and personal care sectors. He is an effective technical R&D leader in matrix organizations, working through conceptual stages to final product launches in close collaboration with product development and marketing groups to meet commercial objectives. Recognized and valued internal consultant, he brings credibility to applied research programs with over 100 peer-reviewed scientific publications. Invited speaker at international symposia across the world, he currently serves on the editorial board for two scientific journals and has over 10 peer-reviewed scientific journal articles under his belt.

Chioma Ikonte, Ph.D., Vice President of Innovation, Research & Development at SmartyPants Vitamins, is an accomplished and global nutritional leader with over 20 years of progressive experience in nutritional supplements. Dr. Chioma is a highly capable senior leader for strategic thinking and new product execution/monetization opportunities in the delivery of nutritional benefits while controlling costs and the deployment of continuous improvement initiatives. She is recognized for her unique ability to harness big data insights in driving innovation that creates new business opportunities.

Julio Andres Vallejos, Ph.D. is a professor and researcher at the National Institute of Cardiology. He is also the general director of the institution. His work encompasses a variety of health-related topics, including cardiovascular disease, obesity, and diabetes. Mr. Vallejos has been involved with his field for over two decades. He has had a long and distinguished career in both research and practice. His research focuses on cardiovascular prevention and treatment, with an emphasis on obesity and lipids.

You are at present witnessing the most valuable medical invention ever patented on earth. This is a future-proof medical breakthrough. This is no medical theory, but a complete case study that has been tested and certified by a team of dedicated researchers from some of the best hospitals and universities around the globe.

Link to patent HERE.