Tag: aspirin

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Excessive fatty acid oxidation (FAO) drives heart failure by depleting cardiolipin

Yet another study identifying that relying predominantly on fat as fuel is highly detrimental to cells/tissues, especially…

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High-fat diet causes depression by increasing inflammation; low-dose aspirin reverses both

The evidence for depression as an inflammatory disease is pretty strong at this point, and several pharma…

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Aspirin is a true drug for COVID-19 – it inhibits binding of the spike protein to the angiotensin converting enzyme II (ACE2)

Most of my readers probably still vividly remember the brutal censorship levied upon the public during the…

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Aspirin – a new drug for blood pressure, reversing heart disease (CVD) and aging?

During the COVID hysteria, several studies came out showing that the morbidity and mortality of this conditions…

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Daily low-dose aspirin halves diabetes incidence

The commercials on TV are filled with all kinds of drugs targeting (pre)diabetes, obesity and insulin resistance….

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Aspirin just as effective and safer compared to dual-antiplatelet therapy (DATP)

I decided to post this study given the avalanche of anti-aspirin articles lately in media, including in…

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Reduced progesterone (P4) signalling causes inflammation and (female) infertility, aspirin or P4 may help

Over the years a number of couples who struggled to conceive a child (or carry it to…

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Just 2-3 tablets (same dose as used in IdeaLabs cancer studies) of aspirin daily has a strong anti-aging effect

There has been a consistent and well-funded effort by Big Pharma to convince the public that aspirin…

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Another “Paradox”: Aspirin lowers risk of intracranial bleeding, mortality

As my readers know from prior posts, Big Pharma has spared no resource in its quest to…

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Aspirin may treat radiation-induced wounds

Yet another win for aspirin, and this time in regards to something medicine considers next to impossible…