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Aspirin: Tiny but Mighty

Aspirin’s small but packs a punch for your heart. The AHA says a low dose (75-100mg daily) thins blood, cutting clot risk post-heart event by 20%. It stops platelets sticking—think fewer blockages. Your doc decides if it fits (ulcers or bleeding risks might say no). Take with food to ease stomach gripes; don’t stop without advice. Studies show it’s a secondary prevention star—years of life gained. Pair with exercise and fish oil for extra oomph. Tiny pill, big win—your heart’s flowing freer!


Source: AHA – "Aspirin Therapy"



 
 
 

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