I am from the UK and remember Tylenol from my working days in the States.
I have a congenital bleeding problem, e.g. my body manufacturers platelets but they do not aggregate hence I bleed and told I must not take Aspirin or NSAIDs.
Your article on Aspirin
is very interesting.Aspirin but I’m afraid I am unable to tolerate it.easily. I haven told
I tried saving this but i received a message that it couldn't be saved. I tried restacking it but received a message that it couldn't be restocked. Hmmmm I wonder why....
My father took baby aspirin every day to prevent a heart attack. He complained to me about his thin skin and the bleeding underneath it. I told him to stop the aspirin because it was the only thing he was taking. when he stopped his skin got better and he didn’t bleed under his skin. Can you tell me what that’s about?
Thank you for your very informative article. It is eye-opening and provides a lot of food for thought. Fortunately, an extensive allergy test found that I had a moderate allergy to Tylenol, so I haven’t used it even one prescribed.
I’d very much be interested in your references regarding aspirin’s effect on osteoporosis. Two doctors have told me it was time to start thinking about prolia
Or Evenity. Before I do that, I’d like to research the benefits of aspirin on this condition. Your links do not work. Please advise.
Hi - CKD 3a and am told to only use Tylenol and none of the NSAIDS. RX’d daily regimen of 80 mg children’s aspirin. Month-long stay in hospital for sepsis with kidney breakdown, then minor stroke. I see you say 80 mg is not useful, but 325 mg IS a therapeutic dose. Am I safe to use 325mg daily?
I stopped taking Tylenol years ago when I found how toxic it is. I now only take the baby aspirin recommended by my cardiologist. Unfortunately because of major back deterioration and spinal stenosis, I am going to a pain management place. They will not support any pain medication and tell me just to take Tylenol. After listening to this information for aspirin, which I did not know about, I have thrown the Tylenol away and will get the 325 uncoated aspirin. Thank you for the information.
ASPIRIN IS NOT SAFE AT ALL. A recent big Italien study (186425 people) showed 5,58 severe cases of bleeding (hospital necessary) in 1000 persons per year under Aspirin, compared to 3,6 without.
Therefore Aspirin is no wunderdrug at all. Risk and benefit must be carefully watched.
Thank you for sharing this important info. I will be sharing it with friend s and family and on social media. LETS SPREAD THIS NEWS. POPLES LIVES DEPEND ON IT
I am from the UK and remember Tylenol from my working days in the States.
I have a congenital bleeding problem, e.g. my body manufacturers platelets but they do not aggregate hence I bleed and told I must not take Aspirin or NSAIDs.
Your article on Aspirin
is very interesting.Aspirin but I’m afraid I am unable to tolerate it.easily. I haven told
I tried saving this but i received a message that it couldn't be saved. I tried restacking it but received a message that it couldn't be restocked. Hmmmm I wonder why....
I’ve tried to access your links, but they don’t work. Also, what is your email?
My father took baby aspirin every day to prevent a heart attack. He complained to me about his thin skin and the bleeding underneath it. I told him to stop the aspirin because it was the only thing he was taking. when he stopped his skin got better and he didn’t bleed under his skin. Can you tell me what that’s about?
Thank you for your very informative article. It is eye-opening and provides a lot of food for thought. Fortunately, an extensive allergy test found that I had a moderate allergy to Tylenol, so I haven’t used it even one prescribed.
I’d very much be interested in your references regarding aspirin’s effect on osteoporosis. Two doctors have told me it was time to start thinking about prolia
Or Evenity. Before I do that, I’d like to research the benefits of aspirin on this condition. Your links do not work. Please advise.
What about the microbiome?
Thank you for this information.
Hi - CKD 3a and am told to only use Tylenol and none of the NSAIDS. RX’d daily regimen of 80 mg children’s aspirin. Month-long stay in hospital for sepsis with kidney breakdown, then minor stroke. I see you say 80 mg is not useful, but 325 mg IS a therapeutic dose. Am I safe to use 325mg daily?
Thank you. I have shared with my friends who are smart enough to realise this is super useful information. I’ll add aspirin to my supplements.
I stopped taking Tylenol years ago when I found how toxic it is. I now only take the baby aspirin recommended by my cardiologist. Unfortunately because of major back deterioration and spinal stenosis, I am going to a pain management place. They will not support any pain medication and tell me just to take Tylenol. After listening to this information for aspirin, which I did not know about, I have thrown the Tylenol away and will get the 325 uncoated aspirin. Thank you for the information.
Great info!
ASPIRIN IS NOT SAFE AT ALL. A recent big Italien study (186425 people) showed 5,58 severe cases of bleeding (hospital necessary) in 1000 persons per year under Aspirin, compared to 3,6 without.
Therefore Aspirin is no wunderdrug at all. Risk and benefit must be carefully watched.
I used 25%extract white willow. even helps with the headache portion of a migraine episode (helps...)
Thank you for sharing this important info. I will be sharing it with friend s and family and on social media. LETS SPREAD THIS NEWS. POPLES LIVES DEPEND ON IT
Which brand of Aspirin is safe?
But Aspirin being an NSAID destroys critical bacteria of the microbiome that need high concentrations to restore damage