whit
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I get where you're coming from. Natural biological processes are there for a reason.So what's the purported 'healing effect' of this synthetic substance called aspirin ?
Blocking a normal enzyme cascade in the human body is not healing. The body is doing the cascade for a reason. Why block it ?. Is there a new 'aspirin deficiency' out there with humans ? THen are we needing to get 'sufficiency ' of this synthetic now? ?
I understand the palliative care side of this OTC drug ie. pain reduction reasons whether acute or chronic and maybe for short term use as thinner but as a 'supplement' and long term use and the body's innate healing response ? What are the long term use side effects for this synthetic enzyme inhibitor ?
Is this just another way for people to continue with damaging foods and lifestyles habits and not have to feel the after-effects much like taking an anti-hypertensive ? Willthe cells develop a tolerance and require higher and higher dosage over time ?
Inflammation is stage one of the healing response so wouldn't this synthetic be a way of pushing the problem deeper into the body ? into another system that then would require a higher power substance or dosage of the synthetic ?
I believe the use of asprin is an attempt to halt a damaging inflamatory biological process.
The "thinning" effect is merely a side effect of the process. The body seems to get swept up in a survival mode and sometimes It can be difficult to transition back out, especially if ones been locked in that mode for some time.
It's a gentle push compared to most other pharmaceutical options.