The evidence remains inconclusive. Studies by Cohen and Ditman (38) and by Aslan (39) indicated a lowering of cholesterol levels in patients using G.H.3. The tendency for the product to normalise arterial pressure and heart rate also may play a role in preventing damage to the circulatory system. At the National Congress of Professors in Italy, 1974 , the assembled scientists praised G.H.3`s effectiveness against the accumulation of blood clots and cholesterol. They also agreed that it does not pose any health risks. (40)

Soon after beginning to take G.H.3 some people show an increase in cholesterol. Importantly, this level is measured in the blood. A temporary rise may indicate a mobilisation of the arterial deposits. (41)