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Since so many misunderstood my comment about aspirin and thought I was recommending taking it daily when I wasn't, here is where I got my information.

When Delta was going around, it attacked the lungs and caused blood clots in the lungs. I know two people personally that ended up in the hospital with clots in their lungs. I know that one was given blood thinners and his doctor told him that if more people would take aspirin when they had covid, unless aspirin is dangerous for them, fewer would have the clots and end up in the hospital.

When I advised my daughter to take an aspirin while she had covid, I did not mean to go on a daily aspirin regimen. I know that is not recommended for the majority of healthy people of any age. One has absolutely nothing to do with the other.

Since aspirin was recommended for Delta, it should help with any covid related clot situation, IMO. Here is where I got some of my information and it's from two places most people in here trust, Zelenko and Frontline Doctors.

She called me back last night and said she didn't take the aspirin mostly because she was taking an anti-inflammatory for a stress fracture in her foot. That made more sense. Like I said, her brain wasn't functioning like normal while she was sick.

It never occurred to me that anybody in here would misunderstand what I was saying about aspirin since most have read Zelenkos and Frontline Doctors treatment protocols. I have made sure to have most of the items they have listed. I didn't think it needed to be explained.

1,699 posted on 05/30/2022 3:55:13 AM PDT by Tennessee Conservative (@Shegens on Truth Social 🐝)
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“She called me back last night and said she didn’t take the aspirin mostly because she was taking an anti-inflammatory for a stress fracture in her foot. That made more sense. Like I said, her brain wasn’t functioning like normal while she was sick.”
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Aspirin has antiplatelet properties much more profound than those of other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) such as ibuprofen and naproxen, and these agents were originally marketed as not having the bleeding effects produced by aspirin. The anti-platelet effect of aspirin can be produced by a low dose (baby aspirin) that does not produce anti-inflammatory effects. The effect on platelets is irreversible and requires platelet turnover (make new platelets), which is about 5 days.


1,707 posted on 05/30/2022 4:43:25 AM PDT by smileyface ("The illuminati's whole philosophy demands the use, abuse, sacrifice and consumption of children.")
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