Aspirin Cancer Prevention in a Nutshell

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Aspirin Cancer Prevention in a Nutshell - Revision history http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Aspirin_Cancer_Prevention_in_a_Nutshell&action=history Revision history for this page on the wiki en MediaWiki 1.13.3 Sun, 01 Nov 2026 05:24:20 GMT GustaveTeddington3192: New page: The death of a loved one recently drove me to repine for not having chosen to go to medical school. That said, I could hardly have helped him a great deal, I think, given the limitations ... http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Aspirin_Cancer_Prevention_in_a_Nutshell&diff=46750&oldid=prev New page: The death of a loved one recently drove me to repine for not having chosen to go to medical school. That said, I could hardly have helped him a great deal, I think, given the limitations ... New page<div>The death of a loved one recently drove me to repine for not having chosen to go to medical school. That said, I could hardly have helped him a great deal, I think, given the limitations we had then in cancer treatment. Fortunately, developments in medicine have brought us closer to a possible preventative substance, as found in [http://www.aspirincancer.com Aspirin Cancer There are strong indications in very recent studies that tell us that aspirin could help us in preventing cancer. As the substance is found nearly everywhere now and does not even cost that much, doctors in various countries have been encouraging more studies to verify the suggestions. My father refused chemotherapy from fear of being hurt further; if only we had found out earlier about the curing and delaying effects of aspirin. Even so, I have to admit that there is little hope even then: aspirin is shown to reduce the chances of cancer, not heal it. In the studies, the people who took the prescribed amounts of aspirin by the scientists had fewer among them who developed cancer. And indeed, even those who already had it seemed to react by getting slower metastasis. The medicament has been seen to elicit different responses from different cancers. A number of cancers, including prostate and colon cancer, wer observed to react most adversely to aspirin and were powerfully limited by it. Colon cancer was what slew my father's body. Even more effective were cases involving cancers of the esophagus and other parts of the digestive tract, according to one expert. The studies tell us that it is not too late for people to truly begin to think of this medicine as one that could help us avoid cancer. There are a lot of people in the field who are already coming close to verifying the validity of such a concept, although they do advise to be careful with doses due to possible unwanted reactions. Just about all medicaments have bad side-effects when their consumption is not regulated. Overdosage may lead to hemmorhagic pains, among other things. It shows that any drug can turn from blessing to curse if you overdo it. A lot of doctors are still reserving opinions about aspirin as a regularly-taken preventive measure. A few studies in the US indicate, after all, that there was no connection between aspirin consumption and lower cancer possibilities. However, the Oxford professors dismissed these findings since these counter studies administered aspirin every other day instead of the daily doses. There are concerns about even the Oxford research, however: after all, it was initially intended to see if aspirin could be helpful in preventing cardiac problems. There are countries where doctors often suggest regular consumption of baby aspirin for those with weak hearts. Cancerous cells are quite another matter, though. A qualified stance is perhaps the best one in this matter, as with many other yet-experimental notes in medicine. The Executive VP of the American Cancer Society, for instance, is speaking positively of the findings yet advocates that more be done before anyone begins to prescribe aspirin for preventing cancer. Basically, we are simply getting more excited about the prospects of this drug as a cancer-preventing one. Their learning obviously far surpasses mine here, so I cannot question them in the details. That said, I feel the absence of my own cancer-stricken relative keenly enough to be eager about anything that could bring down the possibility of cancer for others. I hope that with time and more research on aspirin cancer will become less common.</div> Sun, 08 Apr 2012 10:28:09 GMT GustaveTeddington3192 http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:Aspirin_Cancer_Prevention_in_a_Nutshell