Re:Aspirin Really Is Kind of a Wonder Drug, Studies Continue...
by DanBC on Tuesday May 01, 2012 @04:33AM
(#3913480)
No.
You expose yourself to known and unknown risks for slight (if any) known benefits and unknown benefits.
Should you, as a relatively healthy 31 year old male, eat better, get more exercise, stop smoking, drink alcohol sensibly, drive safer, etc? I have no idea about you personally, but most people could make reasonably simple lifestyle choices and dramatically reduce their risks of a bunch of stuff and increase their quality of life.
(As always, I'm not a doctor, I have no medical training, etc etc. Disclaimers aren't needed for HN, are they?)
You expose yourself to known and unknown risks for slight (if any) known benefits and unknown benefits.
Should you, as a relatively healthy 31 year old male, eat better, get more exercise, stop smoking, drink alcohol sensibly, drive safer, etc? I have no idea about you personally, but most people could make reasonably simple lifestyle choices and dramatically reduce their risks of a bunch of stuff and increase their quality of life.
(As always, I'm not a doctor, I have no medical training, etc etc. Disclaimers aren't needed for HN, are they?)