aspirin - the only wonder drug

[Guest guest]

Aspirin has now been shown to dramatically lower the risk of estrogen

dependent breast cancer. Prior studies show that it also prevents

colon cancer. It also prevent heart diseases. so a substance that is

a potent blood mover has now been shown to have more dramatic impact on

the two leading causes of death than any other substance ever studied.

further evidence that blood stasis is the main cause of aging? see

more at

 

http://www.cbn.com/CBNNews/News/040526c.asp

 

 

Chinese Herbs

 

 

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[Guest guest]

 

> Aspirin has now been shown to dramatically lower the risk of estrogen

> dependent breast cancer. Prior studies show that it also prevents

> colon cancer. It also prevent heart diseases. so a substance that is

> a potent blood mover has now been shown to have more dramatic impact on

> the two leading causes of death than any other substance ever studied.

> further evidence that blood stasis is the main cause of aging? see

> more at

>

> http://www.cbn.com/CBNNews/News/040526c.asp

 

 

Jeffrey Bland said recently that the 'health benefits' of taking aspirin

seem now to be more due to its anti-inflammatory effect than it's 'blood

thinning' action. He highlights the discovery over the last few years that

all diseases have an inflammatory component.

 

In fact, the following abstract suggests that even the COX-2

inhibitors(Vioxx, Celebrex) may have a similar effect:

 

Promoter Methylation Regulates Cyclooxygenase Expression in Breast Cancer

It is now well established that the inducible isoform of cyclooxygenase,

COX-2, is commonly overexpressed in many solid tumors.

Breast Cancer Res 6(4) 2004

 

 

So is " blood moving " largely an anti-inflammatory action? Examining the

research on several of these herbs seems to indicate a role at the cellular

level that would describe a counter to inflammation.

 

Viewing ageing, for example, as an issue of blood stasis does not obviate

seeing it as a matter of inflammation. They are the left and right hand of

stagnation.

 

In brief,

Ann