The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has directed Cholrem to make the following correction under section 42DV of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 (Cth) (Act).
TGA direction noticeThose Claims have now been Removed
Cavadex is no longer available.
In the 1980s, we got the first statins—a supposed breakthrough that could, at best, slow the progression of heart disease. They were never a cure. They could not reverse the damage.
Now, fast forward 40 years. We have witnessed a computer revolution, a scientific revolution, and now an AI revolution that is reshaping our world. Yet, in 2025, what is the frontline treatment for the world’s number one killer? The very same drug from the 1980s.
For almost half a century, we have been told this is the best we can do. In that time, we have spent an estimated $25 trillion globally fighting a war against heart disease that we are not allowed to win. The pharmaceutical industry has made over $1 trillion from the sale of statins alone, managing a disease they have no incentive to cure.
Why, after forty years of breathtaking innovation in every other field of human endeavor, has there been no better treatment for heart disease?
The answer is as simple as it is infuriating. In countries dominated by Big Pharma, like the USA and Australia, the medical regulators no longer serve the people; they serve the system. They are gatekeepers of a trillion-dollar industry built on disease management, not on cures.
This system actively silences progress. The media is forbidden from reporting on new discoveries. When Australian media outlets like News Life Media dare to publish articles on alternative treatments, they are fined by the TGA, which issues this chilling warning:
"The TGA reminds businesses that the Act applies to anyone publishing information about therapeutic goods whether they are media outlets or the suppliers of those goods. Media platforms are responsible for ensuring their content does not directly or indirectly promote the use or supply of therapeutic goods to the public in a way that contravenes advertising requirements".
This isn't protection; it's censorship. It is a gag order on science and hope. And now, I am being forced by these same regulators to remove over 7 years of my science, my peer-reviewed scientific papers and any other science by other scientists that shows hope for the reversal of heart disease. The truth is being erased.
I didn't invent a new drug, I simply discovered a new, life-saving purpose for an existing ‘FDA and TGA approved’ compound that was hiding in plain sight for over 30 years.
Yours Sincerely,
Kyle Hodgetts
Admin@cholrem.com
Every week in Australia, a killer claims 840 lives. In the United States, that number is over 12,000.
If this were a single serial killer, it would be the worst crisis in modern history.
The response would be immediate and absolute. The Prime Minister would hold daily press conferences, flanked by grim-faced commissioners. A joint task force would be formed, and a hotline would flash across every screen, begging for tips. Every call, every email, every eyewitness account would be treated as a potential breakthrough. Investigators would work around the clock because the cost of ignoring a single lead is measured in human lives.
The killer, of course, is real. It’s cardiovascular disease, and it carries out its work with chilling efficiency.
And for this killer, the tips are also real. They arrive not at a police hotline, but in the inboxes of Politicians, the TGA in Australia and the FDA in America. They are firsthand accounts from people who have escaped. They are from the customers of a small company supplying a product called Cavadex, and they all tell a version of the same story.
A man whose cardiologist had run out of options writes that his crushing angina is gone. A woman sends scans showing a measurable reduction in arterial plaque that her doctor called “remarkable.”, patients scheduled for bypass surgery sent home because their arteries are no longer blocked.
These are the star witnesses, pointing to what saved them and telling the authorities, “Here. We stopped the killer!”
In our serial killer scenario, this testimony would be the foundation of the investigation. But here, the response is tragically different.
The agencies’ vast machinery does not pivot to investigate the potential breakthrough. It doesn’t dispatch a team to interview these survivors or urgently assess the science. Instead, it investigates the paperwork. It sees a product that hasn't passed the billion-dollar, decade-long approval process and a website making claims that aren't legally permitted.
The response is not to investigate the cure, but to shut down the messenger.
This is the heartbreaking absurdity of the situation.
The police would investigate the tip to catch the killer. The TGA and FDA, faced with a mountain of evidence, investigate the tipster for reporting the crime improperly.
It begs the question: Why don’t these agencies have an investigative branch for this? Not for compliance, but a rapid-response scientific unit to pursue credible, real-world claims against our nations’ biggest killer?
In a country haunted by a murderer, the police would never tell a witness, “We can’t listen to you because you didn’t fill out the right form.” They would rush to the scene. The tips are flooding in, but the agencies that could investigate have chosen to look at the rulebook instead of the results, while the killer continues its work, unimpeded.
This is not just an Australian issue;
it is a symptom of a fundamental breakdown where regulatory bodies like the TGA and FDA appear to have lost their soul.
When agencies tasked with protecting public health actively ignore a flood of real-world evidence from people whose lives are being saved, and instead focus their power on enforcing bureaucratic processes against the provider, they prove they are no longer fit for purpose.
This rigid adherence to a slow and inflexible system, in the face of a potential breakthrough against our biggest killer, reveals a profound disconnect from their core mission, showing they are failing to protect the very people they were created to serve.
It seems the world has lost all logic and reason.
Kyle