LucyL
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"Aspirin's known anticataract effect apparently involves a similar protection of crystallin against glycation, but aspirin has several other protective effects, including prevention of protein cross-linking, and the inhibition of the synthesis of nitric oxide and prostaglandins and other disruptive materials (Crabbe, 1998; Beachy, et al., 1987; Lonchampt, et al., 1983). " -from Cataracts: water, energy, light, and agingI remember Dr Peat saying his brother (I think) had his cataracts go away after being on high-dose aspirin for some other condition. I'm not sure why the aspirin would affect cataracts, and I have no idea how you can safely take high-dose asprin or for how long. Would be nice to know these things.