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    Crickets Fed Low Dose Aspirin Live 143% Longer, Have Longer Childhoods And Higher Metabolic Rates

    We examined the impacts of aspirin and metformin on the life history of the cricket Acheta domesticus (growth rate, maturation time, mature body size, survivorship, and maximal longevity). Both drugs significantly increased survivorship and maximal life span. Maximal longevity was 136 days for...
  2. TopGun1911

    Massive Brain Fog After Taking Aspirin (500 Mg)

    As of time of writing, I’m experiencing a massive brain fog that cripples my intellectual faculties alarmingly and I’m left with barely any sort of thinking ability. I basically feel like a zombie unable to do anything but the simplest of tasks. What could be causing this? I take caffeine and...
  3. A

    Aspirin Gave Me Permanent Tinnitus, Help

    Is there something can be done? It's been weeks and it didn't get better at all. The sound is so disturbing, i hear it all the time. I can't concentrate to anything i watch nor listen. It's making it very difficult to sleep.
  4. MetabolicTrash

    For Those Who Cannot "stomach" Aspirin Or Etc

    I have seen posts here of people saying aspirin does their stomach bad and thus they can't take it, even though in some cases/contexts it could be beneficial I suppose for almost anyone. If you can not "stomach" straight aspirin then here are several other methods to use it for those willing to...
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  5. _lppaiva

    Stopped Aspirin Cold Turkey. Any Permanent Risks?

    So I've been on and off Aspirin. Took it probably 4-5 times "consistently" for less than a month at most. Around 125mg daily, would usually drop it after some weeks. Only later I heard that ideally you should easy out of aspirin in order to avoid problems with blood thickening/increased stroke...
  6. A

    Does Aspirin Inhibit Mitochondrial Respiration?

    I thought it was a pro-metabolic miracle drug as said my many members of the forum. I actually think about taking half a gram daily for my specific problem but now I doubt whether I should. Is it true that it damages mitochondria and cause oxidative stress? Mitochondrial Disorders: Medicines...
  7. explosionlord

    Aspirin + K2 + Glycine Poor Reaction; Anybody Else?

    Hey folks, This morning I took a mixture of ~3g glycine powder, 90 ug K2 (MK7), and 650 mg typical otc aspirin. About an hour later, my eyes became bloodshot, followed by lightheadedness and reddened skin. Probably a long shot, but has anyone tried this combo and had anything near these...
  8. Re.Generate

    Fat Loss, PUFA, Estrogen Detox And Increased Metabolism

    So dear all - questions questions questions....theories theories theories....don't we all just love em!!! Would really appreciate any help and input here from any and all who find the topics around Peat, Fat gain, and metabolism interesting. A bit of background. I come from a varied past of...
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  9. Amazigh

    Where Did All The Aspirin Powder Go?

    Anyone have a good source of veterinary aspirin powder? I can't find any decent products anywhere. I bought Aniprin and it's spoiled (brown, smells like vinegar) and I don't want apple-flavored aspirin. I'd love to buy the HealthNatura brand, but it's too expensive for the the qty I'm looking...
  10. haidut

    Aspirin Protects Mitochondria From Inflammation And Aging

    The good news about aspirin just never seem to stop. While the anti-inflammatory effects of aspirin are well-known, mainstream medicine like to explain them away with the limited (and frankly primitive) mechanism of COX inhibition alone. If aspirin happens to achieve some other beneficial health...
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  11. E

    An Aspirin A Day Keeps The Bowel Doctor Away

    https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-06-aspirin-day-bowel-doctor.html?utm_source=webpush&utm_medium=push
  12. haidut

    Aspirin - A New Osteoporosis Drug

    A study published almost a decade ago made the bold claim that aspirin may be a novel drug for osteoporosis. [Effect of aspirin administration for the treatment of osteoporosis in ovariectomized rat model]. - PubMed - NCBI However, the study did not get much traction and was in fact mocked by...
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  13. berk

    Aspirin Is Counterproductive Against Viral Infections Like Spanish Flu And Covid-19

    The human body can tolerate higher temperatures than viruses, so fever is not simply an unpleasant symptom of flu, it is a vital part of the body’s defence mechanism. Taking antipyretics (like ibuprofen or aspirin) to reduce fever, could be counterproductive against viral infections like...
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    COVID-19 Aspirin Inhibits Antibody Production In Human Cells

    You've probably seen statements (some false) that some anti-inflammatories might exacerbate COVID-19. I wonder if anyone could comment on the real world effects of the mechanisms in this study, particularly aspirin and tylenol. Ibuprofen and other widely used non-steroidal anti-inflammatory...
  15. haidut

    Aspirin Now Officially Recommended For Pre-eclampsia, Pre-term Birth, And Birth Defects Prevention

    After almost a century of evidence in favor of aspirin, combined with complete failure to develop other pharmacological interventions (and believe me, Big Pharma tried hard) mainstream medicine seems to be growing desperate enough to start recommending aspirin to ALL pregnant women as prevention...
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  16. haidut

    Aspirin/salt For Treating A Broken Heart, And What REALLY Causes Afib

    At a first glance the study below seems rather mundane but a careful read provides some very interesting insights. The syndrome of "broken heart" is a real physiological condition that medicine has tried to deny for decades despite even assigning it its own official medical name - Takotsubo...
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  17. Mauritio

    Aspirin Activates AMPK ,reduces Liver Fat

    Aspirin: New evidence is helping explain additional health benefits and open potential for new uses This Studie found aspirin activates AMPK ,which is called the master regulator of metabolism . It is involved in mitochondrial biogenesis, weight loss etc... They also found that aspirin reduces...
  18. haidut

    Aspirin Safe And Effective For Prevention AND Treatment Of Migraine

    A human study, which dispels the myths that migraine is yet another "mysterious" disease with an unknown cause and no effective treatment. Considering the role of serotonin in migraines, it adds to the evidence that aspirin is a potent anti-serotonin agent in higher doses. The good news is that...
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  19. haidut

    Aspirin May Treat Brain Aneurysms

    Another huge win for aspirin, not only because of the condition's lethality, but because there is currently no treatment for it. While the study did not last long enough to make such claims, given the potent inhibitory effect on aneurysm growth I would not be surprised if aspirin actually makes...
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  20. haidut

    Acidosis (Warburg Effect) Drives Cancer Through Increased Fat Oxidation (Randle Cycle)

    The evidence continues to pile on that naming the (in)famous observation made by Otto Warburg in regards to cancer an "effect" is one of the most profound falsehoods the medical profession has ever concocted. Almost a century after the Warburg "Effect" term was coined, the evidence rapidly...
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