Cholesta-Lo

Bronson

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Safety70

Efficacy55

Transparency68

Based on Examine, Wikipedia, and 23 other sources

Overview

Cholesta-Lo combines several ingredients with some evidence for cholesterol and cardiovascular support, but most are at sub-optimal doses for significant impact. While plant sterols are present at a potentially beneficial amount, the niacin dose is too low for therapeutic lipid modulation. Many herbal ingredients are at doses where their efficacy for cholesterol or specific cardiovascular benefits is not well established from clinical research, making the overall effectiveness questionable.

The Good

Includes plant sterols, a well-recognized ingredient for reducing LDL cholesterol.

Contains a wide array of herbal ingredients, some with traditional uses in cardiovascular health (e.g., Garlic, Hawthorn).

Features a digestive enzyme complex and a probiotic, potentially supporting gut health and nutrient absorption.

The Bad

Many key ingredients, such as Niacin and several herbs, are present at doses significantly lower than those shown to be effective in clinical research for cholesterol or cardiovascular benefits.

Proprietary blends like "Bronson Bioaccelerators" and "Trikatu" obscure the exact dosages of individual components within them, making efficacy assessment difficult.

Potential for Niacin flushing, even at moderate doses, which can be an uncomfortable side effect.