Aspirin Reduces the Risk of Colorectal Cancer

Aspirin Reduces the Risk of Colorectal Cancer
A new study from Norway published on July 2024 shows that use of low dose aspirin is associated with lower risk of colorectal cancer. Remember that US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) updated their recommendation for Aspirin for CRC on July 26th, 2022 saying that data is unclear for the CRC risk reduction by Aspirin. Let's review various pieces of evidence together.
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#20, Hi Beeners! I have added an 325mg aspirin to my daily supplements because it reduces all-cause mortality. Aspirin has never had a side-effect on me. I am doing the same thing by taking a weekly dose of Ivermectin as prophylaxis of both cancer and viral infections. Why not, both are safe and I'm almost 80.

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Couldn’t make the live. Watching the replay now and thanks for reviewing the study.

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[@vince1229]

Magnesium, potassium and vitamin D supplements also reduce colon cancer risk.

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Soak in magnesium, morning sun, walking, coconut water and other rich in potassium fruits & vegetables.

[@anabelaramos8399]

A bit of sun at 12, gardening does the trick for me.

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Thank you for this summary 🙂🙏

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So does Hemp Extract and several other herbs of the earth without the side effects.

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Oh! Would you mind sharing more info or do you have a YT channel that I can find this? Please?

[@bryanutility9609]

Aspirin is one of the healthiest supplants you can take. It does all kinds of things.

[@jerrywest7068]

When the USPS did that nearly all physicians stopped recommending ASA.

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[@auroranite]

Worth adding to this is a substack article by Dr, Yoho’s account: 2nd Smartest Guy in the world, episode 320: Tylenol and Aspirin the Suppressed miracle drug.

[@Gypsygirl9]

Tylenol is bad for the liver, though.🤨

[@Battery-kf4vu]

Eating a lot of fruits and vegetables enables to reach the same blood level of salicylic acid, without the side effects. Certain fruits and and vegetables are also good for CRC.

[@TheVelvetTallow]

Very interesting. I’m high risk & will discuss with my dr

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Hope you stay safe

[@peteglass3496]

Would it be worth doing a study on aspirin use for those who already had some benign polyps removed? However, in the video review, no mention was made of bleeding risk as contra-indicator.

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

This isn't a talk about the aspirin's pharma. However, I did mentioned in this talk that the GIT issues and bleeding is the counterweight.

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​@@DrBeenMedicalLectures Sorry if I wasn't fully attentive. My first question was the main point of interest.

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

That's a good study suggestion.

[@michellesmith5436]

We can't recommend aspirin at this time because it's cheap, widely available and effective.

[@jewelleryaddict]

But given long term in high doses can and does cause gastrointestinal bleeding and problems to many.

[@jewelleryaddict]

But most still recommend aspirin and like products for arthritis and similar things. Those of us with anything causing inflamation they tell most of us this and NSAIDS are all they have and no worries mentioned about gut or stomach trouble. Most of us 50 to 70 have been givin this for years. They never mentioned the stomach problems which most of us do get because what else is there? Antidepressants don't work.

[@drddlyon1]

I’ve been taking aspirin either either a full aspirin or half an aspirin for over 10 years now and my last colonoscopy was clear so it works for me and I’m skeptical of the results that it doesn’t work because aspirin cost pennies for prevention and colorectal surgery or treatment for cancer cost the taxpayers thousands

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@@Crazyworldd160terrible. I’m sorry. Hope you talk to a good dr. I seem to remember aspirin is good for long Covid. You should demand compensation.

[@stellaturchina7723]

What to do if I’m allergic to aspirin? Thanks

[@47retta]

Does it help to take while fighting CRC?

[@annelieduffylindstrom7518]

Is i the acetylacid ASA? in asperin (acetylsalicylsyra ) that reduce the cancer risk or is it specific asperin tabletts one must use, and what dos? I eat 75mg Trombyl =Asa? I wonder if that is a good dos every day? and also take 25mg metoprolol for my AFIB since 2010 at least

[@KittenFarmProductions]

Aspirin IS acetylsalicylic acid. There are no other ingredients.

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Good thing I take 80mg every morning… reminds me I gotta poop on that stick

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[@glynnb6572]

Dr Been. While i would obviously go to my GP for any long term medicine etc Ive read Aspirin essentially stays in your blood for 5 days. So if one was take Aspirin would it need to be taken every day or could it be taken every 4-5 days?

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Aspirin when taken for blood thinning has it's effect on platelets for 8-12 days (platelet life). However, we make more than two billion new platelets every day. Hence this effect of aspirin reduces within hours. This is why low dose aspirin (100 mg or lesser) is used daily for preventive purposes. The recommendation from the US Preventive Services Task Force is to use it for secondary prevention of CVD. For primary prevention of CVD a discussion with your doctor for suitability. And, no recommendation for primary prevention of colorectal cancer. I am not in agreement to their position for CRC though.

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