Women who regularly take a low dose of the over-the-counter pain
pill can significantly slow down the rate at which their brain
power declines as they get older. This is the latest research to
hail the benefits of the humble tablet which has a host of
health benefits from protecting against cancer to helping slash
the risk of heart problems. Millions of people already take a
low dose of aspiring each day to cut their risk of heart disease
and strokes. Research has also already shown that people who
regularly take aspirin or other “nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs” (NSAIDs) have a reduced risk of developing Alzheimer’s.
Some recent studies have shown that patients with early-stage
Alzheimer’s who are treated with NSAIDs do benefit, but
prolonged treatment is necessary. The results provide
interesting insight into the importance of cardiovascular health
Now, this latest research, published in the online journal BMJ
Open, has shown that a daily low dose aspirin can slow the
decline in brain power among elder