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Enteric-coated aspirin is safer, but it does nothing. It is best to take plain aspirin with vitamin C and/or DGL - studies show both protect the lining of the s
by nikolay 2y ago
Enteric-coated aspirin is safer, but it does nothing. It is best to take plain aspirin with vitamin C and/or DGL - studies show both protect the lining of the stomach from ulcers. That's why Aspirin C in Europe is the best combo! Haidut, one of the most prominent Ray Peat's followers and translators, if I could characterize him like this, told me that he just combines aspirin with collagen, and it does the same thing.
- cwillu 2y agoWhat are you yammering about?
- nikolay 2y agoIf you struggle with your own natural intelligence, reach out to some artificial one in a desperate attempt at comprehending basic English statements.
- cwillu 2y agoAs instructed, I asked chatgpt to characterize your comment: “““ [...] Irrelevant to Cancer Discussion – In the context of the BBC article about aspirin preventing cancer spread, this comment is only tangentially related. It does not engage with the article’s findings about aspirin's effect on cancer cells and instead focuses on aspirin's formulation and stomach safety, which is a separate discussion. The comment seems to use the article as a springboard for discussing a niche health opinion rather than engaging with the core scientific findings presented. Overall Characterization: The comment is opinionated, alternative-health-oriented, and off-topic regarding the article's cancer discussion. It reflects a niche perspective influenced by Ray Peat’s followers, prioritizing aspirin’s stomach safety over its potential anti-cancer benefits. While it might offer practical advice for those concerned about aspirin’s side effects, it does not directly contribute to the scientific discussion in the BBC article. ”””