Avaliações de clientes

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   AmazonCustomer

   abril 15, 2025

   I like Whole Foods’ brands, but this makes no mention of third-party testing. That’s important, however, I think the quality is still good. The odor from these is a slight sweet smell. They are easy to swallow. The dose is one capsule twice a day and there’s a 2-month supply. If you’ve never researched red yeast rice, I suggest doing so. While there are many health benefits, this may not be for everyone. Again, do your research. I’m happy with this and expect to see results in the coming weeks. It can take up to 12 weeks of daily consumption to see benefits, sometimes sooner.

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   Smart Buyer

   abril 17, 2025

   Easy to swallow capsules that you take one twice a day for managing your cholesterol level and a good alternative to statins when combined to a low fat diet. These have shown to be affective on my cholesterol levels but I had to stop my statins to try them because it is not recommended to take both statins and red yeast rice at the same time. For the price it is great and also good for your cholesterol but be sure to notify your doctor about your interest in making red yeast rice part of you cholesterol lowering diet.

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   PCA-Review

   maio 8, 2025

   I usually buy another brand but I was surprised that thia seems just as effective and with minimal ingredients and no unnecessary fillers. I am not certain how well this works as with all viramins/supplements but I can aay there have been no side effects. I will finish the bottle and if anything should change I will come back too update my review.

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4. 

   David

   junho 20, 2025

   My doctor suggested I try red yeast rice supplements, as statins cause muscle pain for me, which is a fairly common side effect. As with all other Whole Foods supplements I’ve tried, this appears to be of superior quality and at a reasonable price.

   But, as with statins, red yeast rice supplements can also cause muscle pain just like statins. That happened for me. It’s not a problem with the product, though. Just something to watch out for if you try it to lower cholesterol.

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   Honest John H.

   junho 22, 2025

   I had really looked forward to this product from a trusted brand, but a rating is difficult. The labeling information provided is insufficient. I don’t like “manufactured for” (or “distributed by”) as the only source information on any food or supplement product that I am consuming. That is never enough. This bottle also does have the explicit warning that, not only if you are pregnant, but if you “have ANY health condition or are taking any medications,” to “consult your healthcare practitioner before using this product.” I hope your practitioner has read a recent issue of Consumer Reports.

   It was alarming for me to read in the JAN-FEB 2025 issue of Consumer Reports, on page 36, that red yeast rice in general is in the Don’t Use category. Seriously, Don’t Use. They are called unregulated statins. The most disturbing part for me was this: “A 2021 analysis from 37 brands found that 36 had high levels of a substance called citrinin, which can cause kidney damage.” So, I would expect that all reputable manufacturers will voluntarily test for citrinin and put those test results on the label for each lot as further guarantee and certifying of the product. This goes back to my original issue of the information provided being insufficient.

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   AR

   junho 22, 2025

   I frequently shop at Whole Foods, and more often than not I buy name brand products that I trust. But it is incredibly expensive, so for some of the less important items I am getting, I often go with 365.

   I have borderline high LDL, but I refused to go on a statin due to the long-term concerns about how they can affect our health (namely: memory loss/brain frog, increase chance of dementia long-term).

   My doctor suggested red yeast rice extract instead, because studies show it helps improve cholesterol health. I’m anticipating better bloodwork on my next round by consistently taking this and also making some small improvements to my diet.

   The only downside I can give is like another reviewer mentioned, the lack of certifications for third party testing. But due to 365 having been overall reliable I trust that I am still consuming a safe, effective product.

   4/5. Recommended.

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7. 

   Duncan

   junho 30, 2025

   I got these to help with my high cholesterol. I’m already taking a statin so I’m taking one capsule a day to help get additional benefits out of these. They are no horrible smell and are easy to swallow. There is a slight aftertaste but that may vary depending if you are taking these with food or empty stomach. Oddly enough, it does not mention where these are made on the bottle.

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   CG

   julho 1, 2025

   When it comes to shopping at Whole Foods, they may not be the cheapest of options, but I’ve developed a loyalty to their quality and flavors. However, let’s be honest—sometimes, the premium prices can feel a bit extravagant, especially for items that may not be as crucial. That’s where 365, Whole Foods’ own brand, comes into play. Balancing my shopping habits, I’m also juggling another important aspect of my life—my health. I’ve been keeping an eye on my high LDL cholesterol levels on my most recent bloodwork. My wife has a preference for a more natural path, prioritizing well-researched alternatives. Some studies show that red yeast rice can help support cholesterol levels effectively. It’s refreshing to find support in a blend that’s rooted in traditional practices and holds promise in its potential health benefits. I’m curious to see how this approach unfolds as I navigate my health journey, trying to make informed choices.

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