The Cholesterol Drug That Can Eliminate PFAS

PFAS…

Those toxic "forever chemicals" are everywhere.

They’re in your food packaging, your water, even your “healthy” snacks. 

And they don’t just leave your body; they linger, building up over time and silently cause damage….

Liver damage, immune dysfunction, cancer risk— PFAS causes it all.

But here’s where it gets interesting: 

A decades-old cholesterol drug called Cholestyramine might hold the key to clearing these toxins from your body, for good.

In a recent study, people taking Cholestyramine lowered their PFAS levels by 60% in just 12 weeks. 

The drug works by acting like a magnet in your gut, binding to the toxins and flushing them out with your waste.

Think of it as a detox, scrubbing out years of damage.

However it’s not perfect…

It comes with side effects like nausea and constipation….

But for people with high PFAS exposure, it’s a promising option.

So, what can you actually do about PFAS right now?

How to Protect Yourself

First, start by filtering your water. 

Most tap water contains PFAS, and a basic filter won’t cut it. 

Look for filters certified to remove PFAS, like reverse osmosis systems.

Second, avoid packaged foods. 

PFAS accumulates in processed and packaged foods…

Especially those with nonstick coatings or grease-resistant wrappers.

(fast food wrappers, microwave popcorn bags, or anything cooked with nonstick pans).

Swap these for fresh foods you prepare yourself, and use stainless steel cookware to avoid adding more toxins to the meals you cook.

Third, focus on your gut. 

PFAS damages gut health, which weakens your body’s ability to naturally eliminate toxins, metabolize nutrients, and regulate inflammation.

Fermented foods like kimchi or raw kefir can support your gut bacteria, which play a huge role in detoxification.

While science is finally just starting to catch up with new solutions like Cholestyramine…

You can’t just wait for a solution—that will only allow more damage to your body over time.

Cleaning up your water, food, cookware, and gut health is the best defense you have right now.

Make these changes now, your body will thank you later.

Until next time,

Kashif Khan

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