Benefits Add Up for Regular Aspirin Use

[Nelson Vergel]

"What's clear from this compilation of studies ... is there is a very consistent finding, that regular use of aspirin over a period of years will reduce the risk of various types of cancer, including colorectal cancer, perhaps the most prominent to benefit," said Neal Meropol, MD, of University Hospitals Case Medical Center in Cleveland.
"For a high-risk population for bowel and colon cancer, I would strongly consider using aspirin," Itskowitz said. "However, in general I don't recommend aspirin for primary prevention. ... because we're concerned that routine use of aspirin might cause gastrointestinal problems, including GI bleeding and maybe even intracranial bleeding."

http://www.medpagetoday.com/HematologyOncology/ColonCancer/47079

 

[giamegan]

thankjs for sharing the link really

 

[Vince]

A new study published in Nature has uncovered a novel mechanism by which aspirin inhibits cancer metastasis by strengthening the body’s immune response.​

Researchers at the University of Cambridge and international collaborators have demonstrated that aspirin enhances T-cell immunity by counteracting platelet-derived thromboxane A2 (TXA2), suppressing the body’s natural defences against spreading cancer cells.​

Groundbreaking study reveals Aspirin’s potential to prevent cancer metastasis by boosting immune response | Department of Pathology

A new study published in Nature has uncovered a novel mechanism by which aspirin inhibits cancer metastasis by strengthening the body’s immune response.

www.path.cam.ac.uk

 

[FunkOdyssey]

I saw Bryan Johnson is taking 81 mg 3x weekly, which appears to be a compromise to gain some of the anti-cancer and CVD benefits without significantly increasing bleeding risk. I might do the same thing.

 

[Vince]

I saw Bryan Johnson is taking 81 mg 3x weekly, which appears to be a compromise to gain some of the anti-cancer and CVD benefits without significantly increasing bleeding risk. I might do the same thing.

I was in an aspirin study, a few years ago. They wanted me to take the 325 dose, I refused and did the 81.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

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Efficacy of Aspirin for Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction in Men: A MetaAnalysis of Randomized Control Trials
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Abstract

One of the major causes of erectile dysfunction (ED) is an endothelial vascular disorder. This meta-analysis is performed to determine the efficacy of aspirin on erectile function in men with vasculogenic ED. For this purpose, CENTRAL, MEDLINE, and reference lists of articles up to November 2019 were searched. Randomized controlled trials...

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[Nelson Vergel]

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[Guided_by_Voices]

I saw Bryan Johnson is taking 81 mg 3x weekly, which appears to be a compromise to gain some of the anti-cancer and CVD benefits without significantly increasing bleeding risk. I might do the same thing.

When I looked into this, the affect of aspirin lasts for several days at least, so intermittent dosing makes sense. Also, from what I can tell, the bleeding risk is way overblown. People have been taking 81 per day for decades with no apparent issues. I take 325mg immediate release 2-3 times per week pre-workout to blunt joint pain.