HEALTH COACH - Daily low-dose aspirin may reduce the risk of breast cancer; In addition, the potential benefits of Painkiller

HEALTH COACH -

 Daily low-dose aspirin may reduce the risk of breast cancer; In addition, the potential benefits of Painkiller  
 
 Aspirin, the mundane drug that you will likely find in a kitchen or bathroom medicine practice, may have prevention Cancer. A new study, published online in the journal  Breast Cancer Research  found that women who regularly take small doses of aspirin have a lower risk of breast cancer. 
 
 According to research, women who aspirin has consistently seen a 20 percent lower risk of developing negative-negative HR-positive / HER2 negative breast cancer, one of the forms More common diseases, CNN reported. In addition, women who took other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen did not see so much difference, nor did women who took a high dose of ibuprofen, aspirin. 
 
 Researchers suggest that the ability of aspirin to lower inflammation may explain why it helps reduce the risk of cancer. 
 
 "Just as obesity or inflammatory conditions are a risk factor for breast cancer, so this may be one of the reasons why this could help, Author Leslie Bernstein at CNN. 
 
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 Aspirin can also function as an aromatase inhibitor, which stops the production of estrogen, a Hormone that can stimulate the growth of certain breast cancer cells. 
 
 For the study, 57,000 women in the California Teachers Study were examined while taking either a drug or a placebo over a long period of time. As noted earlier, the results showed that only a low regular aspirin dose resulted in lower breast cancer rates. Paracetamol "title =" paracetamol "/>  [1945901]      ]