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    "The Puzzle of Aspirin and Iron Deficiency: The Vital Missing Link of the Iron-Chelating Metabolites"

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    • InsomniacI
      Insomniac
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      https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11121054/

      metabolites of aspirin:
      ijms-25-05150-g001.jpg

      aspirin metabolites chelating iron:
      ijms-25-05150-g002.jpg

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      • RazvanR
        Razvan @Insomniac
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        @Insomniac If u want to get crazy anemia take aspirin everyday like I did for years and then u will go to the ER dying. And yeah, thyroid intake didn't even matter. Aspirin can directly block the red blood cell production.

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          A Former User @Razvan
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          @Razvan you got aspirin anemia from reduced iron and/or some other mechanism (blocking red blood cell production)? how'd you recover?

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          • InsomniacI
            Insomniac @Razvan
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            @Razvan said in "The Puzzle of Aspirin and Iron Deficiency: The Vital Missing Link of the Iron-Chelating Metabolites":

            @Insomniac If u want to get crazy anemia take aspirin everyday like I did for years and then u will go to the ER dying. And yeah, thyroid intake didn't even matter. Aspirin can directly block the red blood cell production.

            I'm working on it but I'd rather die than go to a hospital. Hospitals are dangerous.

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            • InsomniacI
              Insomniac @A Former User
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              @sneedful said in "The Puzzle of Aspirin and Iron Deficiency: The Vital Missing Link of the Iron-Chelating Metabolites":

              @Razvan you got aspirin anemia from reduced iron and/or some other mechanism (blocking red blood cell production)? how'd you recover?

              I was wondering the same thing

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              • SunnivaS
                Sunniva @Razvan
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                @Razvan said in "The Puzzle of Aspirin and Iron Deficiency: The Vital Missing Link of the Iron-Chelating Metabolites":

                @Insomniac If u want to get crazy anemia take aspirin everyday like I did for years and then u will go to the ER dying. And yeah, thyroid intake didn't even matter. Aspirin can directly block the red blood cell production.

                We're you doing an iron panel testing during that time?

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                • RazvanR
                  Razvan @Insomniac
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                  @Insomniac 50 mg k2 mk4 high iron intake and b2 cured me.

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                    • InsomniacI
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                      @Razvan said in "The Puzzle of Aspirin and Iron Deficiency: The Vital Missing Link of the Iron-Chelating Metabolites":

                      @Insomniac 50 mg k2 mk4 high iron intake and b2 cured me.

                      Appreciated.

                      Because of your post on another forum I avoid also taking vitamin E. Do you recall the dose?

                      It's good to post it so anybody who wants to become dangerously anemic will know how😈 .

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                      • MarkusAllenUSAM
                        MarkusAllenUSA
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                        Georgi Dinkov said the sweet spot was taking aspirin just twice during a month.

                        Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXq4S2Dx_b8 (Timestamp: 1:23:20)

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                        • InsomniacI
                          Insomniac @MarkusAllenUSA
                          last edited by Insomniac

                          @MarkusAllenUSA said in "The Puzzle of Aspirin and Iron Deficiency: The Vital Missing Link of the Iron-Chelating Metabolites":

                          Georgi Dinkov said the sweet spot was taking aspirin just twice during a month.

                          Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXq4S2Dx_b8 (Timestamp: 1:23:20)

                          Thanks. He's such a fun interview.

                          I think I heard him say 2x per week.

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                          • MarkusAllenUSAM
                            MarkusAllenUSA @Insomniac
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                            @Insomniac
                            Good catch. I appreciate you fact checking me on this.

                            He mentioned both periods.

                            Here's the transcript:

                            "that saying that for some cancers even twice a month is enough that's all you need to take um probably because it builds up or because it fixes some of these metabolic derangements that are there so I take twice a week I take a regular tablet twice a week uh I take ninite at 500 milligrams daily..."

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                            • InsomniacI
                              Insomniac @MarkusAllenUSA
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                              @MarkusAllenUSA said in "The Puzzle of Aspirin and Iron Deficiency: The Vital Missing Link of the Iron-Chelating Metabolites":

                              @Insomniac
                              Good catch. I appreciate you fact checking me on this.

                              No problem. He's very entertaining.

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                              • MarkusAllenUSAM
                                MarkusAllenUSA @Insomniac
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                                @Insomniac
                                I'm curious about your "he's very entertaining" reply.

                                Are you suggesting Georgi's nothing beyond entertaining?

                                Blink twice if yes 😆

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                                • InsomniacI
                                  Insomniac @MarkusAllenUSA
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                                  @MarkusAllenUSA said in "The Puzzle of Aspirin and Iron Deficiency: The Vital Missing Link of the Iron-Chelating Metabolites":

                                  @Insomniac
                                  I'm curious about your "he's very entertaining" reply.

                                  Are you suggesting Georgi's nothing beyond entertaining?

                                  Blink twice if yes 😆

                                  He's a blast to listen too. I'm a fan.

                                  In particular I enjoy hearing him talk about human metabolism. His energy sells his philosophy although he was probably born with it tbh.

                                  The guy works a 9-5 and does the bio-energetic stuff on the side. Incredible

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                                  • MarkusAllenUSAM
                                    MarkusAllenUSA @Insomniac
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                                    @Insomniac

                                    I wasn't clear...

                                    Do you agree with his conclusions about proper nutrition and excellent health?

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                                    • InsomniacI
                                      Insomniac @MarkusAllenUSA
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                                      @MarkusAllenUSA said in "The Puzzle of Aspirin and Iron Deficiency: The Vital Missing Link of the Iron-Chelating Metabolites":

                                      @Insomniac

                                      Do you agree with his conclusions about proper nutrition and excellent health?

                                      I agree with his position that the medical system has ignored issues with cellular metabolism as a primary driver of disease.

                                      Nobody is correct about everything and even brilliant people are pulled away from the truth due to biases but he offers a valuable perspective imo.

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