Low Dose Baby Aspirin is Completely Safe, Right?

[@DeseeShire]

For everyone reading this, finding the banned book called “the hidden herbs” by anette ray should be your top priority

[@naturegeek6201]

My new doctor kept pushing aspirin from their pharmacy on me before she even got my test results. She didn't know I did a lot of natural research. She didn't know the benefits of keto. She is now my former doctor.

[@JeanMarcFabri]

wowl

[@timotthyandrews]

Please share your experiences to help us to get out of the same situation please 🙏🙏🙏

[@abdirahmanibrahim4443]

Hhhhhh I like it my former doctor

[@jaredboyd2957]

They really suck these days. Mine barely knew what peptides were🤦‍♂️

[@adejal]

I instead take one or two crushed cloves of garlic every day

[@tumbleweeduk7479]

@@THEONEWHOKNOCKS697 how does it make a difference to you, I can see the logic and it resolves the problem of smelly breath but how has it worked for you? Thank you Namaste 🙏

[@ballsack4321]

@@THEONEWHOKNOCKS697 prick

[@orenz.272]

@@THEONEWHOKNOCKS697 Lmao bruh

[@raamyasharahla535]

@@THEONEWHOKNOCKS697 🤪 I’m done!

[@Mr99RICH99]

You must wait about 10 minutes after crushing to consume ...curious how you take it so you don't get that nasty breath ?

[@mballer]

This is a misleading video talking about percentages as if you can compare 17% and 47% without stating the baseline number. If there are 1 million cardiovascular events, 17% less is a big number, if you have 1 hundred GI bleeds, 47% more is a small number by comparison. Your percentages are meaningless! You also didn't mention the mechanism of aspirin in reducing blood clotting, not inflammation.

[@eugeniustheodidactus8890]

It is very simple: If big pharma recommends it.... RUN... _don't walk_ ... AWAY FROM IT!

[@whatsmamadoing9420]

My dad took aspirin everyday. He lived to be 88 years old. Drank a lot of coffee too. And he was always busy. He sold at the flea market every week. Packed all his boxes in a van and unpacked every time he sold. His last trip to the flea market was in March 2006 and he died in May 2006. He took no prescribed meds either. Rarely saw a doctor.

[@curiouscat3384]

Good for Dad! :) So he''s proof that no two bodies are alike and that might be by birthright or environmental factors. Which is why it is so beneficial to have information like this to evaluate and decide on our own, what is best for us. The problem with modern medicine is that the AMA and physician continuing education is supported by big pharma. My experience with my mother's declining health due to heart issues was that the doctors advised and prescribed based on AMA standards and PROTOCOLS. And we all know now that docs are sometimes censured and even lose their license from trying to practice natural medicine. I think all Dr. Berg is saying is to not automatically take what doctors say as gospel - ask questions and decide for yourself!

[@travelguy1564]

How do you know that this study that Dr Berg references wasn't somehow influenced by outside interests? You can probably find many other studies on aspirin that indicate many benefits including decreased cancer risks as well. Aspirin has been studied for a long long time. Whatsmama Doing is a personal story of aspirin probably working very well - though call here!

[@curiouscat3384]

@@travelguy1564 - OR - the aspirin was completely inconsequential to whether he did or did not develop clots. You're right - tough call because there can be so many other factors. My mom lived to 86 in spite of being a heavy smoker for 60 yrs and following all the bad advice of the last 50 yrs. My conclusion for myself is just to avoid anything that comes out of a factory - food, personal care products, drugs. Eat only organic and pastured animal products - a little exercise and then I don't lose sleep over the minutiae.

[@whatsmamadoing9420]

@@travelguy1564 I think the makers of other pain relievers may be in on the bad publicity for aspirin. I still take aspirin, though not like my dad did.

[@whatsmamadoing9420]

@@curiouscat3384 Thank you for commenting. This is also good information to know as we age. Also, my father had pneumonia before he died. He was put on a ventilator and died two weeks later.

[@CCCC-fp5gw]

I remember my OBGYN group practice recommending baby aspirin to avoid preeclampsia. She was adamant that i begin prior to 2nd trimester- i followed my inner beliefs and never filled the script. One Dr. Kept saying that so many especially women of color were at high risk of high blood pressure during pregnancy that the research was aiming to have aspirin as standard practice. I'm so glad i followed my instincts and in the end preeclampsia skipped me and so did 81mg of aspirin.

[@anonymoushuman8962]

I domt know what’s right and wrong anymore

[@justin427aex]

I was told to take a baby aspirin daily to prevent blood clots. I am prone to getting them. What would I use instead of aspirin to keep blood thin to keep from getting a blood clot?

[@LuanaAlger]

Thanks. I already use plenty of Olive Oil and take Tumeric & Ginger daily. I take a whole assortment of supplements daily. Too many to list. I also fast a minimum of 19 hours daily and have lost just shy of 90 pounds in 10 months. Guess I'm gonna add Green Tea and ditch the Low Dose Bayer Aspirin... Your videos have been so very helpful. I can't thank you enough!

[@InternetDude]

Too many supplements to list = you are taking way too many

[@sirenmuscle]

When my Dr... said I should take a baby aspirin daily... 8 months into it... I started bleeding internally in my stool...that is it. Never again. Also...lipitor... messed up my life.... 7 years later... I still have muscle pain and weakness and twitches in my calves. Thanks Dr for ruining my life.

[@Symbolicliving]

Dr. Berg is giving everyone a very important insight here into critical thinking skills that should be used for all statistics and applied to all information presented by the media. What goes unsaid is often more important than what is said for the whole, real truth.

[@danadelaplante6797]

That is a great comment.

[@kingofthecastlegooglelie5150]

@@andrefecteau co.mmu.nism. at the door. They are destroying all.

[@monkeybusiness1999]

This is great advice, will remember it.

[@theadventuresoftaco7306]

I take all this crap that dr berg suggestions (olive oil,green tea,omega 3 rich foods) Excercise daily basis Still had heart attack at age of 40 and stroke at 42. When your number is up all the olive oil in the world won't help you. Live everyday to the fullest Tomorrow isn't promised

[@niks966]

I have been prescribed aspirin. No one says all about it. I thought metformin was giving me ulcers...but now the aspirin!! Had a very sever episode of stomach inflammation which got my liver enzymes up as well. I am lost in h ell of prescription meds.

[@mballer]

Get tested for h-pylori.

[@keralee]

@@debbiec4407 have you tried inclined bed therapy? Giggle it. Free and so easy nobody believes it could work but it often does. Just takes some time.

[@nicoletteilie9532]

What if taking a baby aspirin daily is recommended for reducing/prevention of blood clots? What would you suggest instead of the baby aspirin?

[@nodramamomma2777]

I appreciate your guidance on critical thinking and evaluating ALL the information in making decisions.

[@LoveAcrossAmerica]

Thank you Doctor Berg, you are awesome and have changed my life with your videos. I have been on keto for 3 months and have lost a little over 30 lbs. Yesterday I got my bloodwork results and my gout and prediabetes are gone and all my vitamins were great except a bit low on VitD so I'm just going to get more sun. Thanks again, God bless.

[@AK-qg7mp]

Do you think keto made you lose the weight? or was it because you just ate less food (calories)?

[@LoveAcrossAmerica]

@@AK-qg7mp I eat a lot more now.

[@RayNLA]

Take a Vit D supplement. Studies are showing that people with low Vit-D are suffering from bad outcomes from COVID-19.

[@tobygoodguy4032]

Finally chucked the aspirin after 30+ years. (I hope I don't drop dead ... lol).

[@mostlyketo77egypt]

In addition to what all what Dr Berg said about other alternative natural treatments which replace aspirin, if we boil fenugreek seeds for 5 min , adding turmeric, and then sieve them and drink their tea, It acts exactly like aspirin. Bringing fever and inflammation down.

[@norawajdi7642]

And fenugreek can be soaked during the night in water as well, to get its maximum benefit.

[@kenycharles8600]

Ok. How much fenugreek does it take to replace 81mg of aspirin? How much turmeric do you add to this concoction? You put out a really vague recipe here.

[@mostlyketo77egypt]

@@kenycharles8600 around a table spoon to be boiled with a half glass of water. Only 5 min though, or better to be soaked throughout the night.

[@MariaOrtiz-il9fq]

Will this help as a blood thinner?

[@mostlyketo77egypt]

@@MariaOrtiz-il9fq possibly. These 2 have too many health benefits.

[@mem1701movies]

Aspirin gives me GOUT. I had to figure it out myself. My joints felt like they had sand in them.

[@tjtampa214]

No-brainer...Dr. Berg is good for your overall health. ☝😉

I have many success stories from you Dr. Berg. You helped me pinpoint the source of my skin and digestive issues and target them With the right supplements and lifestyle. But most of all you have me the courage to say NO to the steroids and all the pharmaceutical drugs they wanted to “fix” me with. Thank you from the bottom of my heart

[@edhergarcia101]

Awesome. Natural is the best medicine

[@timotthyandrews]

Dr Berg we are really satisfied, happy, thank you for your time and 💓 heart for helping our global community, family with your solution HERBS TRADITIONAL 🙏🙏🙏

[@TruthTriumphs786]

Yes, I was on aspirin for post Covid symptoms which may cause blockage in heart. It did help for few weeks, but after than I discontinued when I saw some blood in my stool

[@ukahenriettaukahenrietta6479]

Good morning doctor Pls I need your help I had preeclampsia in my last pregnancy and the baby died Now I am 4 weeks pregnant I started taking 75mg aspirin from 21 days of pregnancy Is it safe for I and my baby?

[@louizabouzourene6904]

Did you have the baby?

[@AnnePeaceWithGod]

But what about blood clots? If someone has a history of blood clotting that takes a baby aspirin 3 times a week? What do you take for blood clotting besides Garlic which is powerful but can also hurt your GI tract if eaten too much.

[@cvsWebDesigns]

Data is easily manipulated ... 47% increase, it's know that aspirin upsets the stomach but is this truly causal? Also, with the 37% brain bleeding ... aspirin thins the blood, yet is it causal? Also, 37% increase could be 37 more cases in 100 brain bleeds ... but if that sample is out of 1M people ... it's still a very low risk. Where I will say the blood not getting too thick is a big deal for heat issues. So while I like the numbers, the sample size, number of occurrences in that sample, etc. A 17% increase of that same 1M group where 30 to 40% have heart disease is very significant, while a 47% increase on something that effected 1% of the sample is insignificant. I have been aspirin'ing for almost 50 years ... would rather do that that blood thinners and pain killers;-)

[@ritubhatia7950]

Doctor please make a video on recurrent pregnancy losses and chemical pregnancies because of immune response. ESPIRIN is highly recommended by gynes..

[@LVQ-so5th]

Isn't the aspirin taken more to reduce clotting than for inflammation (as implied in this video)?

[@sleepyinseattle7391]

They are linked. Inflammation can trigger the clotting cascade.

[@mballer]

@@sleepyinseattle7391 Different mechanism.

[@sleepyinseattle7391]

@@mballer Oh,ok...still in school.

[@Amoore1991]

Obgyn’s at the clinic I go to kept pushing baby aspirin to prevent preeclampsia during pregnancy. I won’t take it. I’ll stick to consuming fish eggs everyday.

[@pootthatbak2578]

Mother got on baby aspirin in her mid 70s or so. In her mid 80s, 4 years before she died, she saw blood in her stool, ended up in the hospital. They found an ulcer in her intestines..i cant recall, i think it was the large intestine. She had to stay in bed for a few days with an intravenous drip of CIPRO antibiotic. New diet prescribed. Also..she was later found to be sufferering from vascular dementia, not long after the gi bleeding episode. The dementia came on fairly quickly, doctors worring about stroke used mri to see inside the cranium..nothing significant, but they could see minor defects. She was told she was experiencing the effects from TIA'S " transient aschemic attacks" or mini strokes.

[@monikae554]

Im sorry to hear about your mom. My mom had an mri about 2 years ago. Results found there was some minor dried bleeding in her brain ( whatever that means ) and the doctor just prescibed baby aspirin, 81 mg daily ( for preventive measures). My mom has been taking it since but now after seeing this video & reading your comment Im wondering is this the right treatment for her?

[@euhdink4501]

My doctor is very mad at me because I stopped taking Aspirin and Statins a few months ago :-) . On OMAD with 'real food' for 2 months now with an incredible result! I'm curious to see her face when evaluating my new blood test in two months :-) ..... and my gout has suddenly dissapeared! Wow!

[@craigsips8677]

I've started taking Turmeric a couple of weeks back. How much should I be taking? Anybody?

[@deniserobinson2627]

I take an average of 4 capsules a day, once in a while I'll take 2 more at bed time, but very rarely. I buy in bulk and make my own capsules. I haven't taken any aspirin, ibuprofen or Aleve since February 2018. I quit eating bread and sugar then also. Lost 65 pounds and have been maintaining ever since. It is amazing how much energy you get when you are burning Ketones.

[@craigsips8677]

Denise Robinson thanks, I'll up my dosage a tad.

[@gwen6453]

Have to be some what careful as I gave it to my dad and it caused him to bleed, he ended up in hospital only after couple days. Although he was on aspirin before.

[@craigsips8677]

Gwen jeeez! I thought it was harmless.

[@gwen6453]

@@craigsips8677 it probably is effective in smaller doses and if you haven’t been on anything else.

[@staylo4010]

My Dr. put me on a baby aspirin a day to “help prevent preeclampsia in my twin pregnancy. What would be your advice or response to this recommendation?

[@SS-vk5ng]

Hi just wondering what approach you took as I'm in currently facing same issue.

[@staylo4010]

@@SS-vk5ng I ended up taking it until 31 weeks and then stopped

[@Pammie143]

@@SS-vk5ng same here :( Not sure how to make this decision

[@Pammie143]

@@staylo4010 was there any reason you stopped? Just wondering if you are over 35 also? My doc has recommended and im not sure what to do.

[@hoperesnick1453]

Thank you for sharing this important information. At one time I was taking low-dose aspirin as a blood thinner and not for its anti-inflammatory properties. Ultimately, I switched to fish oil. I understand cayenne pepper is also an excellent blood thinner and I use it in my food preparation along with other healthy spices like turmeric and ginger.

[@hoperesnick1453]

@@andrefecteau Of course, you are 100% correct! I developed platelet aggregation as the result of a lifetime of poor lifestyle habits (I'd like to add poor hydration to your list). I was taking blood thinning meds (before the aspirin) on an emergency basis to prevent the "blood.clot" (actually a misnomer) from traveling to a more dangerous and life- threatening location. That was several years ago, near the beginning of my journey to better health. I'm 67 years old and taking no prescription (or over the counter) meds and have reversed several life-threatening conditions.

[@hoperesnick1453]

@@andrefecteau Believe me, I have no faith or trust in the medical establishment.

[@sanautin]

@@hoperesnick1453 Well done!

[@hoperesnick1453]

@@sanautin Thanks!

[@Blaze23557]

Fish oil is the worst thing you could take …

[@babylemonpietv]

Does Dr Berg have a e-mail address where i can ask him a pretty urgent question???? Thank you

[@KenanTurkiye]

I love your analytical methodology and simple clear presentations. Thank you Dr. Berg. 👍

[@Drberg]

Thanks for your wonderful comment!

[@Soul-yx9if]

Damn. What should I do having one coronary artery blocked? Any alternative to Aspirin?

[@StrahaoftheRace]

Better off eating fresh ginger

[@StrahaoftheRace]

If you don't like it straight - add it to tea (and leave it in the cup while you drink).

[@zizio.1776]

And tumeric

[@Cenepk101]

Baby Aspirin will also aggravate esophagus… made me feel like it was burning a hole through it. I discontinued & it went away.

[@dong3168]

Comparing these percentages is somewhat deceiving, in that the “Benefits” set is a fraction of the whole set, and the “Risks” set is a fraction of a fractional set. This is not a true numerical comparison. Overall benefits to the whole compares to overall risks -TO THE WHOLE- not TO A FRACTION OF THE WHOLE.

[@Pammie143]

I am 12 weeks pregnant and my Dr has encouraged me to take a baby aspirin :( I am completely torn. I dont want to seem like a hippy idiot but I am NOT accustomed to taking ANY med daily. It doesnt feel right. I dont know what to do :(

[@onlockdownwiththelockharts3598]

I'm in the same boat! I'm 11 weeks now and my doctor suggested it... What did you end up doing? 🫤

[@donnab979]

Thank you for this info, Dr Berg. Does being on 10mg blood thinner daily, carry the same GI and cranial bleed risks???

[@clemensh6214]

Try Nattokinase instead 11000FU per day

[@engleharddinglefester4285]

My dad took it in the late 80's and developed blood in his urine. My doctor recommended I take it and I did for a while and then stopped and was scolded of course. Look, I don't care what the pill is, treat it with a wide margin and make sure you need it.

[@Zenmgtow]

From one of the articles : Significant bleeding-a known risk of regular aspirin use-was also measured. The investigators noted that aspirin was associated with a significantly increased risk of bleeding, primarily in the gastrointestinal tract and brain. Clinically significant bleeding-hemorrhagic stroke, bleeding in the brain, gastrointestinal hemorrhages or hemorrhages at other sites that required transfusion or hospitalization-occurred in 361 people (3.8 percent) on aspirin and in 265 (2.7 percent) taking the placebo. 3.8 % taking Aspirin 2.7% taking Placebo

[@JeanMarcFabri]

lol

[@profound369]

Thats barely anything

[@carolcole570]

Noooooooo baby aspirin if you have liver disease.

[@mommabear6054]

Curious your stance on taking it to hopefully prevent preeclampsia in a pregnancy? Have had preeclampsia with all previous pregnancies, now expecting and a new to me ob recommended it. I was on baby aspirin before and not sure how much it helped, or if there's better out there.

[@Pammie143]

Hi I am 36 and my Dr has recommended me to take it from 12 weeks to delivery. Did you end up taking it? Im concerned :(

[@rizaosorio277]

Me too may OB advised me to take 150 mg a day but Im still worried ​@@Pammie143

[@terrifotie180]

My Doc said take it if you want. I was talking it. Then they said it was not helpful. No wonder we are so confused

[@Elaba_]

How many people suffer from a gastrointestinal bleed? The prevalence of gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding in the general population varies depending on the type (upper or lower GI bleeding) and the specific population studied. In general: Upper GI bleeding is more common and occurs in approximately 50 to 150 people per 100,000 per year, translating to about 0.05% to 0.15% of the population annually. Lower GI bleeding is less common, with an incidence of about 20 to 30 people per 100,000 per year, or about 0.02% to 0.03% of the population annually. Overall, GI bleeding affects a small percentage of the population each year. How many people suffer from a cardivascular event? ChatGPT The incidence of cardiovascular events varies depending on factors like age, gender, and region, but here are some general statistics: Global incidence: Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), which include heart attacks, strokes, and other heart-related conditions, are the leading cause of death worldwide. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 17.9 million people die each year from CVDs, which accounts for about 31% of all global deaths. Incidence rate: In terms of non-fatal cardiovascular events, studies suggest that in developed countries, the incidence rate can be about 5-10 cardiovascular events per 1,000 people per year for middle-aged adults. This rate increases significantly with age. Lifetime risk: In the U.S., it’s estimated that about 48% of adults have some form of cardiovascular disease. These numbers highlight the significant global burden of cardiovascular events. How many people suffer from intracranial hemorrhage? ChatGPT Intracranial hemorrhage (ICH), which refers to bleeding within the skull, has various types including intracerebral hemorrhage, subarachnoid hemorrhage, and subdural hematoma. The incidence of ICH can vary depending on the type and population, but here are some general statistics: Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH): The incidence is about 10 to 20 cases per 100,000 people per year. This rate increases with age, especially in people over 65. Subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH): This type has an incidence of approximately 6 to 10 cases per 100,000 people per year. Overall intracranial hemorrhage: When considering all types, the incidence is roughly 24 to 30 cases per 100,000 people per year. These figures mean that intracranial hemorrhages are relatively rare but have serious consequences, often leading to significant morbidity and mortality. Conclusion: 0.18 percent of people suffer from either intracranial hemorrhage or a gastrointestinal bleed. 1% of people suffer from a cardiovascular event per year. My opinion: Make sure that your platelet count remains within the normal range in your blood tests if you are taking aspirin.

[@timmholl9238]

This was a cool little read,

[@JediStockTrader]

Dont know about this.. My father was never sick a day in his life until he got an infection. Took baby aspirin all his life. Ended up in the hospital with no aspirin for a week,was bed ridden with no aspirin and no walking or exercise. After being released within 24 hrs he had a stroke. Perhaps the aspirin as a blood thinner may have helped considering he was sitting in bed for over a week?

[@maxibake9323]

Never gave our kids Aspirin, thankfully, & I can't take it or Ibuprofen, both make me feel. 🤢 That only leaves Paracetamol. Lol. TFS this important information. Take care too everybody. ❤🙂🐶

[@majdezgl]

But why the experiment on children? Do children need aspirin similar to the elderly? Thank you for your efforts

[@handiman5]

I love the fact that you actually document the COMPLETE REAL FACTS!! Thank you. I gave up the 'baby aspirin' /day a couple of months ago. I'm amazed at how the population is unknowingly steered off course, just by NOT doing our own research! Thank you for setting an example that we should all follow!! Because of you I'm researching common 'hidden' ingredients such as titanium dioxide and it's effects. Thank you for timed an dedication to reveal all the phony and harmful stuff!!

[@menardtexsampson3745]

The wickedness about the system is that we shouldn’t have to go and do so much extensive research with a few words from this media who claims they are here to give us informed and unbiased information so we can make great decisions they are compromise at the highest levels it’s sickening what they do

[@Gli53]

No doubt it, since I following you and other amazing Drs I’m researching and avoiding taking drugs aka medicine. 69 no drugs nada cero. Thank you 🙏

[@whatwouldpicarddomakeitso9607]

Thank you for sharing . I have been thinking about when my Dad used aspirin decades ago for his heart and wondered if it was a preventative measure for me….but I will stick to healthy eating the Dr Berg way …it’s working 😉.

[@mballer]

Did he get a GI bleed?

[@travelguy1564]

Did your dad have any more heart problems during the years that he was taking aspirin?

[@lj2700]

I use it in my dishwasher. Put a few in with detergent and it will dissolve the buildup. I also use it to clean my floors and stove. It is good to remove glue from jars too.

[@gabrielemarranci7010]

Thank you. I think you are very good to provide data but about Tumeric, you know that there are as many very good studies to show that it does little to nothing, so why using very reputable studies for aspirin but not showing the very reputable studies that show that most of the natural things have potentially nearly little to 0 effects (see Tumeric)? I call it selective knowledge. I think you need to be more transparent when using scientific review. The same study you use, for instance, show that baby aspirin reduces colon cancer and death from cancer. Should we take aspirin for that, probably not, should you take aspirin if you have no cardiac risk? probably not, but if you cardiologist decides that you needed it, trust your cardiologist, do not risk death only for what you can hear on youtube,

[@RobCLynch]

Does anybody have an opinion about enteric coated aspirin - that bypasses the stomach? Does it still cause problems in the lower gastrointestinal region?

[@LindaLoggia]

I have read many books, I listened to many KZbin videos by many of the world's leading gurus and health experts but nothing came close to “the hidden herbs” by anette ray. I recommend everyone giving it a read.

[@michael.m108]

Whenever i take aspirin my chest feels very tight. No thanks

[@dsanchezc3]

I have been taking these vitamins religiously for over a month and the swelling in my body has completely reduced by 100%. I should have been doing this most of my adult life but now at 40, I need these even more to help with the aches and pains of work and years of injuries from soccer Potassium Zinc Magnesium Vitamin c Vitamin d

[@stuwhite2337]

I stopped taking it because I bruised like an old man. That can't be good

[@ubuildnet]

Thanks for video as doctor prescribed baby aspirin every day, but history of multiple bouts of ulcers, so I will use alternatives you recommended, i.e., turmeric, etc.

[@natasharomero8]

Im nearly 18 weeks pregnant and have been prescribed 150mg asprin. Im really anxious about taking it and dont trust it. I've been prescribed it to prevent any "issues" not that i have any Im very healthy. I've been taking it for around 2 weeks now can i just stop? I was doing fine without it please help

[@jlc2]

I have by no means been perfect, but I have dropped weight just by starting to eat more vegies and less breads and sugary foods. When I do eat bread, it will be a low carb tortilla, or a keto friendly one. I no longer take sugar in my coffee but will add stevia. I have gone from needing blood pressure medication to not needing it. I was running systolic numbers in the 150's on a regular basis to consistently running in the 120s. My blood sugar has gone from the 120's after fasting to getting numbers that range between 107-112. I have started per your advice taking b1 vitamins and pre and pro biotics, and I have had more success with getting 7-8 hours of sleep at night. I started at 314 lbs and I was able to get my weight down to 279. Unfortunately, in life drama happens and I fell of the wagon a bit. I got back up to 298 before I decided to put on the breaks and make a course correction. I am now back down to 290. I'm currently taking your sea kelp with enhanced iodine, and your organic cruciferous support. I also am taking an ashwagandha supplement, Omega Q plus, and a final supplement called Redwood which is supposed to help with blood flow support. My biggest issues include finding the energy and time to consistently exercise after work and knowing whether or not the supplements I'm taking are the correct ones for me. Do you have any supplement suggestions/advice for me? Should I also be taking a multi-vitamin? I'm in my mid 40s and I'd like to see the back end of my 80's. Thank you Dr. for all your good advice.

[@margiemurray2147]

I'm not in the medical field but congratulations and keep up the good work. For me personally I always try to listen to my body

[@mikesmith8100]

Thanks for your good work. I'm 82 and my doctor put me on aspirin although I"ve always been somewhat of a bleeder. A couple times it has taken time and extra stitching to patch me up. I told her this. She also tried to get me on statins right after telling me my cholesterol was fine. I quit taking the aspirin after listening to you and doing some other research. The clinic she is in tried for years to get me on blood pressure meds even though my BP at its resting lowest is 113/72. My question is how many people are these prescribers killing and why isn't there some investigations of med practice?

[@solitairecat1]

Another example of why we really must have food and fasting be our medicine!

[@juliakruchowska3297]

I was advised to take it daily (150mg) during my pregnancy… I had, and still have this feeling that I should not take it. The doctor was kind of pushing that on me by saying that it reduces preeclampsia risk by almost 80% or so.

[@Wmeester1971]

unfortunately, this is quite misleading. If you have a 0.01% chance of dying from internal bleeding and low dose aspirin increases that chance by 60%, that in absolute chance is still very, very small. However, if there is a huge chance (lets say 50% due to your medical history) you will die from cardiovascular disease, then a 17% reduction is huge. I'm quite disappointed that dr Berg was not able to put the risks in context, because this is very important to outline.

[@pauljmey]

This is pretty bad, the changes in risk only have meaning when you know the original risk. Risk for a rare condition could double or worse and still result in few bad outcomes. Also, could be wrong, intestinal bleeding doesn't sound like a hard clinical end point (sure ICB does but again not in my wheelhouse).

[@Dabayare]

If u have hemorrhoids, I also risk leaking blood and bacteria from near the exit into the body where the prostate is. Then you will trigger other problems.

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

Olive Oil Turmeric Ginger Green Tea I've got them all..I've also been on Aspirin. This vids and others on Aspirin scare me to death. Amen I'm done with it. Thanks, Doc.

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

Olive Oil Turmeric Ginger Green Tea I've got them all..I've also been on Aspirin. This vids and others on Aspirin scare me to death. Amen I'm done with it. Thanks, Doc.

[@danadelaplante6797]

Have been telling my Dad this for years, but he believes a baby aspirin a day is a great thing:( I probably saw a video here from years ago about this, as always a great messages here. I'm listening:) My Dad isn't. But he wants me to listen to him and go get the vaccine:(🌻

[@kingofthecastlegooglelie5150]

😝😝😝👃stay away from jabbbb

[@martywize5909]

I had he@rt @ttack after my 1st ☹️

[@sandydepoy9396]

I've been taking 4 full dose aspirin daily with a banana, as banas actually heal stomachsz to help me sleep for years and I'm completely fine. The oldest man in the world took 6 full aspirin with caffeine along with a banana daily and lived to 115 years old.

[@doty.5822]

I been taking baby aspirin for thirty years ever since I was diagnosed with diabetes and hypertension. Then I had a hemorrhagic stroke six months ago, my Doctor still put me back on baby aspirin.Any thoughts?

[@carmen_sandiego000]

My brother takes aspirin alot I sent this video to him... thanks Dr Berg

[@GenkiStarLeaf]

Dr Berg, could you do a video on anti-coagulants please.

[@oklahomaisok]

I can’t take aspirin at all, they used to give it to me when I was a child for headaches & I vomited every single time. Can’t take Pepto Bismol either, it has the same acid as aspirin in it.

[@RyanReddell]

Thoughts on the new study regarding aspirin and colon cancer?

[@CarlieJere]

It’s crazy no one here is talking about “the hidden herbs” by Anette Ray…

[@JohnJones-cm6rb]

The use and pros and cons of aspirin is too large a subject to cover responsibly in two minutes. I have been taking the small aspirin for twenty five years and have had no arthritis symptoms since beginning.

[@kathym6603]

I'm safe from baby aspirin... I can't open the bottle!

[@mjenman]

I've been taking Fruitflow for years - better alternative to aspirin - added benefit of Omega 3 as well.

[@jennya5101]

What are your thoughts on preclampsie by taking low dose aspirin?

[@filiarchila418]

I usually watch your videos,, every morning!!! 👀👀 it helps me a Lot!!!

[@Drberg]

Excellent, thanks!

[@AB-if8pd]

Dr. Berg, a red tea named Ahmad Shah Tea also contains Cox-1 and Cox-2 inhibitors. I discovered this when I had brain hemorrhage and there was no sedative pills or capsules that would relieve me from that excruciating pain. It's only this brand of dark red tea that has this two inhibitors in it. Other brands of red tea also has them but they aren't as strong as Ahmad Shah Brand. It's tea bags also works fine but it's not as strong as loose leaf. It can be found in Persian grocery stores or online.

[@deepswimer11]

i know aspirin adult can cause thinning of the blood BUT do wee not ------------ need this once in the while ?

[@kennethedwards1677]

Aspirin is said to down regulate homcysteine as well. Sometimes hard to know if something is worth the risk or not.

[@SayginVilla]

Türkçeye çevirebilir misiniz lütfen

[@Petra-oq5wl]

Great vid. On the plus side of aspirin, my friends hubby was having a heart attack, whilst awaiting medical help to arrive, she gave him several 75mg aspirin. It thins blood. His pain decreased in 15m..medics said that simple intervention saved his life. He's since had heart stents. Any other natural ways that wd help in an emergency Dr B?

[@rachkate76]

Had constant horrific huge nose bleeds and clots getting pulled out of my nose as a child when doctors told my parents to give us regular aspirin to ward off colds and flus in the 80s. Many years later when we stopped taking it the nosebleeds disappeared. I wonder what other symptoms I had that were related to this.

[@polianasantos8587]

Why pms causes shortness of breath?

[@rhizomove6631]

Here is my answer in the data links! My doctor, who I trust, just prescribed a daily aspirin. Not because I have had a cardiovascular event, but because of family history. My dad had a massive heart attack at 35. I am 57, have lost over 100lb + , I have reversed all my disease markers, and reduced risk of heart attack 50%. I have been removed from ALL blood pressure meds. I think this was bad advice. I will keep researching.

[@HabiburRahmanBaig1]

Dr. ERIC Berg is a great man. I have learnt a lot of things from his youtube videos. Thanks

[@drwold1455]

Is it nessisary, as a supplement, to take a complete complex of Amino Acids?

[@neomisantiago6752]

THE VIDEO DOESNT PLAY..CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT DID HE SAY ABOUT ASPIRIN?I M PREGNANT AND REFUSING TO TAKE ASPIRIN.I DONT KNOW OF I M DOING THE RIGHT THING

[@ashurgorguis4177]

Hey doctor, do you have any information about Ozon therapy??!! Is that safe ?

[@firmbeliever3847]

What about magnesium stearate ?

[@BobCindyL]

If you have a "tiny" brain aneurysm, how will the low dose aspirin affect it?

[@ahumandreamahumandream9077]

You are the only an incredible thing in my life i got Doc Berg 🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😊😊😊.

[@carolstandrew8143]

I don’t like taking aspirin but can you recommend for prone to Dvt. My doc has told me to take it to reduce this chance as a blood thinner. I have factor 5.