23% of your chloresterol is in your brain. What happens to that chloresterol if the statin passes the blood brain barrier? The chloresterol in the brain insulates your neurons from one another in a sheathing. Alzheimers and dementia may have a connection with statins so that’s one reason I’ll never take them. The real solution is to clean up the diet and get off of the sugar (which is in almost everything processed).
Makes you wonder if things like dementia and Alzheimer’s are due to the statin frenzy. Obviously, if that percentage of cholesterol is in your brain, why would you want to lower your cholesterol? Seems like that would have a negative effect not only on your brain but on every cell in your body!