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Worse even than covid jabs, aspirin nullifies the immune system. You feel great as you die. Good thing it's temporary, at least if you survive the overdose. Worse still if you have an H. pylori infection in your stomach, as aspirin is an anticoagulant.

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New evidence suggests that aspirin may protect against skin cancer, colon cancer, and Alzheimer’s disease. Daily aspirin may not be needed, however for healthy seniors for heart disease.

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In total, 138 melanoma cases occurred, and similarly, no significant effect of aspirin on melanoma risk was demonstrated.

https://aacrjournals.org/cancerpreventionresearch/article-abstract/15/6/365/698965/Effect-of-Aspirin-on-Melanoma-Incidence-in-Older?redirectedFrom=fulltext#14320931

I see this. Not saying your info is wrong. I’m just not a believer in aspirin.

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Sorry, we have not yet realized all the damage the Covid vaccines are doing, and it is already way beyond aspirin and Tylenol combined.

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Take the aspirin up with Steve Kirsch, el gato malo (boriquagato), and Meme. When tempted to take an NSAID (COX inhibitor), I first take my temperature to be sure I don't have an infection. I'm disgusted with encephalitis and meningitis.

I don't consider covid vaccines to be therapeutically useful, and don't think AMD does either. (I don't even care which definitions of "vaccine" they do or don't fit. I consider them vectors of shedding. Not going to any more congregations of "vaxxed" if I can help it. Even riding in a car with just one has noticeable effects.)

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Thanks for adding some expertise, saHiB.

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however, there is this: https://c19early.org/e

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Steve Kirsch seems to think aspirin may be beneficial in covid infection. While I'm leery of its immunosuppressive effects (possibly helpful in ameliorating cytokine storm), its anticoagulant effect may reduce spike damage. What's "Benefit may be more likely without coadministered anticoagulants" about? Acetylation (spike? some other substrate?) may perhaps also be involved.

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I think it helps with long covid/vaccine injuries but I do not use it for the infection.

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Aspirin rapidly breaks down into acetic acid and salicylic acid which is found in many fruits. Salicylic acid is protective in many bodily tissues and organs. Aspirin also protects against lipid peroxidation which is broadly anti-inflammatory while simultaneously activating mitochondrial respiration. Aspirin can be HIGHLY PROTECTIVE if used properly.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11779920/

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Fascinating, though 3-4 grams of aspirin is a fairly heroic dose.

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