1. Posted by eye_will_not_sit_down on Tue, May 13, 2008, 6:11 am PDT

So, on the one hand we are told to avoid increasing dose decrease risk , but the recommendation is one baby aspirin (81 mg) per day, or one regular aspirin (325 mg) every other day. 325/4 = 81 which is double the dose. Does anyone think before offerng advice?

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2. Posted by nyholisticdoctor on Tue, May 13, 2008, 5:41 pm PDT

It is a well known fact in reseach where I used to work that Aspirin offers very little if any protection and long term use will increase stroke and heart attack by 10X. I would never recommend it and unfortunately MD's today have no clue about how to make proper dietary modifications to deal with the underlying inflammation which is 100% dietary and 100% preventable. As for Aspirin, it was Bayer Co., the maker of Aspirin that paid for the studies saying it was effective so I don't have to say what a disgrace and conflict of interest our entire system is.

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3. Posted by True Health on Sun, May 25, 2008, 9:54 am PDT

Once again, the mainstream docs can't even get their own stories straight. Stop eating like a slob and a fool, and you won't have any of the aforementioned problems.

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4. Posted by True Health on Sun, May 25, 2008, 9:55 am PDT

Once again, the mainstream docs can't even get their own stories straight. Stop eating like a slob and a fool, and you won't have any of the aforementioned problems.

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5. Posted by jarcjordan26 on Mon, Sep 08, 2008, 7:05 pm PDT

what happens to the cardiovascular system if you're an aspirin resistant?

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