- Experts suggest that aspirin may be effective in reducing inflammation, a major driving factor of diabetes.
- However, experts warn that taking aspirin daily can increase the risk of internal bleeding.
New research suggests that taking daily aspirin could help reduce the risk of developing diabetes.
A study found that individuals over the age of 65 who took a low dose of 100mg aspirin each day were 15 percent less likely to develop type 2 diabetes.
Experts believe that this reduction in risk may be due to the anti-inflammatory properties of aspirin, which can help counteract the underlying inflammation linked to the disease.
However, it is important to note that these potential benefits must be weighed against the increased risk of internal bleeding, particularly in elderly individuals. As such, it is advised to only take aspirin regularly under the guidance of a healthcare professional, such as after a heart attack.
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