Vasochol is a patented ingredient that may be found in natural dietary supplements advertised to reduce cholesterol levels. This ingredient is a combination of three other ingredients that may be found on the market in various other products. The manufacturer behind Vasochol claims that their combination will decrease the level of LDL "bad" cholesterol in the blood.

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There are many dietary supplements on the market that now claim to address this important health issue. We will take a closer look at Vasochol to determine if this ingredient is likely to provide its advertised benefits.

According to an online description, Vasochol is the combination of PhytoSterols (Plant Sterols), Policosanol and Gugulipid Extract (Guggul).

As mentioned, all three of these ingredients are used within cholesterol supplements, and may easily be found in an assortment of other products that are on the market. Overall, we feel the maker of this ingredient is not necessarily bringing anything new to the table.

Guggul is a resin from a tree native to India. Some of Guggul's most widely purported benefits include its rumored abilities to cleanse and rejuvenate the body, particularly the blood vessels and the joints. There are some preliminary studies that indicate Guggul may have a positive effect on cholesterol levels. Though, one of the biggest reported problems of using Guggul is said to be finding a reliable standardized product. Quality is quite variable, and the manufacturer of this supplement does not indicate their Guggul source. Even when using the same brand, it's said that people may constantly be consuming drastically different quality levels of this tree resin.

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