Is there medication and food recommended to reduce CPK levels?

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A Mediterranean or anti-inflammatory diet featuring whole foods like produce, fatty fish, nuts, and fruits can help you keep your CPK levels in a normal range. Additionally, avoid drinking alcohol. You can talk to your doctor about taking a cholesterol lowering medication, such as statins. If your CPK levels remain in the high range after you make healthy changes, talk to your doctor about your labwork and what you can do to improve your numbers.

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