Suikerbuik
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However, I took a closer look at the study you posted. They only tested the influence of aspirin in vitro. I don't think that this enough to conclude that aspirin harms the immune system. Aspirin has some very general anti-stress properties which can signal an improved immune system.
Enlighten me please, what do you see or know that I don't? I don't see any relation to the effects described in the study I post? I didn't say it's harmful, said it is modulative, even said that it could be balancing in some way... but see the figure 1 please. This effect has been seen in multiple studies.
J. it's not about paralysis in action, problems may also occur when don't think over things. It is a fact that the body is extremely complex and is influenced in many many ways, leading to a semi-infinite amount of changes. Almost NO ONE, if someone at all, up to day knowns what disease is nor does Peat understand it all, even health is still a challenge.
Although Peat's approach closely describes general understanding and principles of biology and may be every helpful in general. Which I am dr. Peat very very thankful for, not possible to express this in any words. The molecular mechanism is still mostly a secret and that's what drives us. The molecules and interactions. And I can assure that not 100% of Peat's work is right or won't be adjusted in the future.. I also have the impression that we seem to modify his ideas a bit.
You're certainly telling truth Blossom, your mindset is part of your healing too, anyway we're talking about a drug now. Drugs always have positive and negative things and things we don't know yet. I do really hope you keep healing and you don't get any setback or whatever!