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Wellness Pathway #171:
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In Wellness Pathway #115, Click, I
mentioned the cardio-vascular benefits of taking low-dose aspirin. As my
cardiologist told me at the time, every single cardiologist he knew took an
aspirin daily. They might not agree on anything else regarding the preventive
value of supplementation, but their actions expressed a clear vote of confidence
in aspirin for cardiovascular health. Two new studies, published in the March 6th issue of The New England Journal of Medicine, now suggest that aspirin may also contribute to gastrointestinal health. Both a daily low-dose and a daily regular-strength aspirin reduced the incidence of colon polyps in people at increased risk (either because they previously had polyps removed or because they have a family history of polyps). Given that colon polyps can develop into cancerous malignancies, a daily low-dose aspirin may help your heart, reduce the incidence of strokes, and prevent colon cancer all at the same time. What's not to like? Talk with your doctor to see if a daily aspirin regimen may be right for you. May you be filled with goodness, peace, and joy. Bob Tschannen-Moran LifeTrek Coaching International 121 Will Scarlet Lane Williamsburg, VA 23185-5043 U.S.A. Telephone: 757-345-3452 Fax: 772-382-3258 Subscribe/Unsubscribe: (Click) Correspondence: (Click) Web: (Click) Mobile: (Click) » Top » Go to Provision Archive » Go to Wellness Pathway Archive » Go to Creativity Pathway Archive » Go to Career Pathway Archive » Go to Leadership Pathway Archive » Go to Resilience Pathway Archive » Go to OD Pathway Archive » Go to Parenting Pathway Archive » Go to Webcast Intro » Go to Webcam (Watch the Birds!) » Reply to this Article » Go to Coaching Chat Room |
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