>Even if there's a tiny increase in inflammation (which is doubtful: if this were real it would have been caught during clinical trials I'm reminded here of wh

>Even if there's a tiny increase in inflammation (which is doubtful: if this were real it would have been caught during clinical trials I'm reminded here of what happened with Vioxx. When the clinical studies showed a dangerous increased risk of heart attacks, Merck simply falsified their data to remove those data points. It's estimated that 10000s of people died as a result of taking the drug. Some estimates even top 100000 deaths in the USA alone. Also it wasn't exactly a tiny increase, the study puts the figure at 2.8% or 1 in 35 people had myocardial injury.