How does Rosuvastatin compare to omega-3 fatty acids in managing lipid profiles, and what are the advantages and limitations of each approach?
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Rosuvastatin effectively lowers LDL and total cholesterol, more than omega-3s, which are better for increasing HDL and reducing triglycerides. Rosuvastatin can cause muscle pain, unlike omega-3s, which may cause fishy burps.
Omega-3 fatty acids mainly reduce triglycerides and are gentle, while Rosuvastatin robustly decreases LDL cholesterol but may lead to side effects like muscle aches and liver issues.