2005 Grand PrixAbout a year ago I had my water pump replacedThe last 3 months the heater takes twice as long to heat up, and still doesn't get as hot as I'd likeWell 5 days ago, the heater started smelling like antifreezeToday was really strongIt didn't even work at defrosting my windows inside because I believe the air was so moist from antifreezeAnyone know what this is, and/or how I can fix it?
My levels were really high and they came down to a fantastic level with diet (vegetarian) and a product called Cholest-free, which is a red rice yeastIt has brought my cholesterol down under 200 and my triglycerides to the low normal rangeThey were all high.way high You might try changing diet if you could handle vegetarian, it worked wondersSoy milk helped a lot.
Homeopathic Treatment for Curing and to Lower High Cholesterol Levels: - 1.PHYTOLACCA 30C 2.PHOSPHORUS 30C 3.CHOLESTERINUM 30C Three Drops Each in a sip of water half hour before meals thrice a day always take them on an empty stomachAnd avoid Chocolates Coffee Mints and Red Meat while you are taking any Homeopathic remedyTake care and God Bless!
Heater smells like anti freezeCheckWindows won't defogCheckThe other typical symptom (besides low anti freeze level, which can be any number of things) of a leaky heater core that you're missing is wet carpetingI wouldn't be too surprised about it going out on a 5 year old car eitherI know Pontiac was using heater cores in slightly older models than yours that had plastic tubes, which were very fragileIf that's the case with yours, make sure you get a good quality aftermarket replacement which has aluminum tubes instead Replacement is a medium skill level job, as the console has to come out, and then some plastic pieces of the heater box have to be disassembled, but at least you don't have to disconnect any AC lines and re-charge thatI have also seen some pretty new Chrysler minivans with aluminum tubed heater cores leaking, because of porosity in the aluminumAir pockets in the aluminum, which in effect make the tubes very thin in that certain spot.
Cinnamon lowers cholesterol and triglycerides, as well as normalizing blood sugarStudies conducted by the Department of Agriculture used one, two or six grams of cinnamonIt's a matter of experimentation to discover how much an individual might needGood luck and be wellKelley
High triglycerides are mainly because of bad nutritionYou need to change your old eating habits little by littleEat lots of grapefruits in the morning as well as applesFind an activity that you would enjoy doing that requires cardiovascular exerciseYou've got a lot of good advise from other people here like eating a vegetarian diet, fish oils,niacin,and lots of garlicBy the way, if I were you I would get of those two statins IMMEDIATELY since they are only hiding your problem and not taking care of itAlso, you might want to ask your doctor about the high risks by the way of what happens to your liver when youre taking these medicationsHopefully you wont be back asking your Drfor other liver medications in the futureGood luck!!
