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To: roguedolphin who wrote (98960)6/25/2009 3:14:55 PM
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btw, dr. sears doesn't recommend taking aspirin to prevent cancer*.

he brings it up to point out the fact that an anti-inflammatory reduces the risk of cancer. the logical conclusion is that cancer has an inflammation component. the same is true with heart disease - the best drug to avoid heart disease is aspirin - NOT statins. however, it is much more profitable to dispense statins and the correct dose of aspirin kills almost as many people in america as does aids.

harvard medical school has done research that shows the body produces a very powerful anti-inflammatory when half a baby aspirin is taken in conjunction with high dose EPA/DHA. taking this approach may make sense for some people in extreme circumstances.

dr. sears claims that diet can give you all the benefits of aspirin with only positive side effects. i've been doing it for two years and i'm convinced he's right. so is the nurse who referred this diet to me - she stopped taking 15+ aspirin a day. so is my friend who stopped taking aspirin, stopped taking her ulcer medication and proclaimed after just two days on the diet, "i can't believe it, the inflammation is gone!" (after 5 years of ZERO progress and $10s of thousands of out of pocket expenses).
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