Cholestyramine

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Also known as:  Cholebar;  Cholestyramine Chloride;  Cholestyramine Resin;  Cuemid;  Quantalan;  Questran;  Questran Lite

 

Description

Cholestyramine is a type of Bile Acid-Binding Resin-derived Cholesterol-Lowering Pharmaceutical Drug.

 

Conventional Medical Usage of Cholestyramine

Metabolism

 Cholestyramine is prescribed by orthodox medical practitioners to lower serum Low Density Lipoproteins levels:

 Cholestyramine lowers serum LDL Cholesterol levels by binding to Bile Acids, preventing their resorption into the body and therefore "forcing" the body to produce new Bile Acids from endogenous Cholesterol.

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