The study was with humans, which makes it that much more relevant. As most of my readers know, sleep deprivation is a definitely a “thing” in most Western countries, and it has serious health consequences such as increasing risks of infertility, diabetes, dementia, heart disease, cancer, etc. The response by Big Pharma has been to release a number of different sleeping pills (Ambien, anyone?) the vast majority of which have terrible side effects, and most importantly do not resolve neither the underlying reason for the insomnia, nor its inflammatory effects. The study below demonstrates that humble aspirin may be able to achieve what billions of dollars wasted by Big Pharma on sleeping pills R&D cold not. Namely, prevent\/resolve the brain inflammation driven by chronic sleep deprivation, as well as ameliorate the cognitive dysfunction driven by said brain inflammation. It is worth pointing out that for the in-vitro portion of the study, the scientists used endotoxin\/LPS to cause the brain cell inflammation. Chronic, low-grade endotoxemia is definitely also a “thing” in most modern societies and apparently aspirin can help with that as well.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/article.imrpress.com\/journal\/FBL\/26\/6\/10.52586\/4928\/Landmark4928.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n https:\/\/www.news-medical.net\/news\/20240603\/Low-dose-aspirin-can-reduce-inflammatory-responses-to-sleep-restriction.aspx<\/a><\/p>\n Aspirin Eases Inflammation from Sleep Loss<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n