Listen. 1  Pseudohypoparathyroidism is caused by changes (mutations) in a number of different genes including the GNAS1 gene. When this gene is not working correctly, the body is not able to properly respond to parathyroid hormone, which increases the level of phosphorous in the blood and decreases the level of calcium.
Best Answer: A diet high in fiber is the best way to drop your cholesterol. Oatbran is proven to lower cholesterol, so try eating oatmeal with cinnamon (cinnamon was just recently discovered to lower LDL cholesterol in diabetes patients), and Cheerios.
In addition to statins, foods rich in phytosterins can lower the endogenous cholesterol production. These foods include wheat germ, sunflower seeds, sesame, soy beans or pumpkin seeds. By avoiding foods with high cholesterol (egg, butter, cream, meat etc.) you can lower your LDL levels only by a small amount.