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Statin cholesterol lowering medication side effects are well known ³². Medicinal fungi derived natural compounds are clinically effective ²⁴, chemically identical ³⁹ and well tolerated alternative ³⁸.

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Two compounds. One force

Polysaccharides extracted from Auricula Auricularia medicinal mushroom lower bad cholesterol, increase good cholesterol, lower triglycerides, reduce appetite.

Monacolin K is the active compound from Monascus purpureus medicinal fungi. It’s HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor, structurally identical to synthetic cholesterol medication (statins). Acts by blocking cholesterol biosynthesis.

Not opinions, just facts

Monacolin K from Monascus Purpureus fungus:

Increased usage among patients due to statin side effects (muscle spasms, diabetes, nervous system, renal effects, etc) ^{32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38}.

Block cholesterol production comparably to statins ^{22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31}.

Polysaccharides from Auricula Auricularia fungus:

Lower bad (LDL) cholesterol ^{12, 11, 9, 16, 4, 5, 1, 10, 13}.
Increase good cholesterol (HDL) ^{9, 4}.

Reduce triglyceride level ^{9, 4, 5}.
Lower plasma and urinary glucose ^{7, 16, 5, 10}.
Lower food intake (appetite) ^{7, 16}.
Improve gut microbiota (Inhibit colitis, help with constipation) ^{8, 18, 21}.
Reduce body weight and adipose tissue mass ¹.
Show anticoagulant activity ^{15, 19}.
Accelerate wound healing (collagen synthesis) ³.
Auricula Auricularia is safe and non toxic medicinal fungi ^{15, 1}.

Auri 25 Customer Reviews

4.87 (159)

 4.7/5

I’ve been fighting high cholesterol for a long time. My physician prescribed statins. After just 2 months, my liver enzymes skyrocketed and severe leg cramps started. My doc told me that it’s side effects of statins and asked me to quit. I’ve tried a number of supplements for cholesterol lowering but nothing seemed to work. Then I was shown AURI25, and oh my God it worked like a charm! After so many years of struggle, I just can’t be happier!

I have only taken Auri 25 for 5 weeks, but want to comment the company on the product. I bought 6 month supply and feel a rush of energy every day an hour after taking it.

I wanted a product that naturally lowers cholesterol without side effects. The ingredients have proven results. I am recommending it to my patients.

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Well tolerated statin alternative. Auri 25 is composed of natural compounds clinically validated to keep cholesterol balanced.

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Well tolerated statin alternative. Auri 25 is composed of natural compounds clinically validated to keep cholesterol balanced.

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

3. Skin Wound-Healing Potential of Polysaccharides from Medicinal Mushroom Auricularia auricula-judae (Bull.).
[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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[Pubmed]

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