[ConservativeMind]

For people who have a poor “lifestyle score,” aspirin helped most.

“Lifestyle scores were calculated based on body mass index, frequency of cigarette and alcohol use, physical activity, and adherence to a high-quality diet.”

For these people, the risk of cancer over ten years went from 3.4% to 2.12%, by taking aspirin.

They ended by saying low dose daily was probably better than twice a week with a normal aspirin.

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[rdl6989]

It seems they’re always finding new used for aspirin.

[SaveFerris]

I take (or try to take) at least one aspirin per day - 325mg

It’s my go-to medicine ... LOL

Now I DID eat McDonald’s the day before and yesterday along with Taco Bell last night (but not the burrito, so.....)

Had the 2nd Quarter Pounder with Cheese today.....

Burp (again)

[Chode]

now they tell me...

[Antioch]

The reduction in cancer incidence isn’t because people have aspirin deficiencies it’s because people in poor health have microbiomes in a state of general inflammation and aspirin tends to reduce that. The proper way to reduce colorectal cancer is to promote a healthy gut flora, through reductions in pro-inflammatory lipid intake, and an increase in fermented foods, probiotics, vitamin D and C.

[DannyTN]

It’s all that fresh blood from the aspirin induced bleeding that cures the cancer.
/rimshot

I have no real opinion on the risks/benefits of aspirin.

[logi_cal869]

Yet another appalling waste of study $$ by NIH.

[kawhill]

Two 81mg baby aspirin per day for this cowboy.