People tend to view aspirin as a nefarious pharmaceutical, but in reality, it's a purified plant medicine that's been used for thousands of years.
Well known as a painkiller with blood thinning properties, aspirin's benefits go far beyond what is commonly recognised...
upgradejames
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Joined December 2022
- McConaughey talking about his 92 year old mother: "she's beaten two types of cancer on aspirin...that doesn't make any sense" - oh It makes sense to me Matthew, she's Peaty.
00:00 - Replying to @upgradejamesDOSAGE GUIDE NONE OF THIS IS MEDICAL ADVICE. YOUR HEALTH IS IN YOUR OWN HANDS. Any substance that stimulates glucose metabolism requires adequate glucose supply. Therefore, taking aspirin on an empty stomach or without sufficient fuel can alter its benefits. For this reason, I
- Replying to @upgradejames"If a newly discovered substance had aspirin's anti-infective, anti-cancer, anti-stress, anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory actions it would be the most researched substance in history." - Ray Peat PHD
- Undifferentiated. Reminiscent of the giant tadpole that couldn’t undergo metamorphosis due to a lack of T3. I looked similar during the depths of my hypo-metabolic days. Androgynous and waterlogged
- Please don’t confuse your medical degree with my god-given intuition
- Replying to @upgradejamesKEY BENEFITS PRO-THYROID:Promotes energy production, thermogenesis, and uncoupling. Stimulates the metabolic rate and has been shown to increase energy production and expenditure. PUFA PROTECTION: Protects against many of the damaging effects of polyunsaturated fats. Inhibits
- I think about the CO2 concentrations of Agartha a lot. This is what they've taken from us
- Replying to @upgradejamesHOW ASPIRIN WORKS It's main mechanism of action works by blocking the COX-2 enzyme, reducing the production of pro-inflammatory mediators called prostaglandins. Prostaglandins are formed from polyunsaturated fats (PUFA). The more PUFAs we consume, the greater the potential we
- Replying to @upgradejamesISSUES WITH ASPIRIN 1. STOMACH UPSET There appears to be an adaptation process to using aspirin, so start small and the gastric mucosa should adjust. Alternately, you can dissolve it in water and add 1/4 - 1/2 tsp of baking soda or glycine. "Repeated use of aspirin protects the
- Replying to @upgradejamesAspirin belongs to a family of natural compounds called salicylates, the simplest of which is salicylic acid. Trees, shrubs, flowers, grasses, and, to a lesser extent, fruits and vegetables naturally contain salicylic acid. In plants, this molecule functions as a hormone that
- Replying to @upgradejamesThe medicinal use of salicylic acid, the main metabolite of aspirin, dates back to the ancient Egyptians, who used willow leaves to treat various forms of inflammation. Hippocrates (460-377 BCE) recommended an extract of willow bark for fever, pain, and childbirth.
- Replying to @upgradejamesHOW CAN THIS BE? Aspirin doesn't achieve all of these benefits independently; instead, it works by supporting some of the most foundational aspects of physiology, most notably, energy production. "Aspirin is an antioxidant that protects against lipid peroxidation, but it also












