tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3177183459846657303.post8244411708687469600..comments2009-10-23T09:24:01.054-07:00th ongnoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3177183459846657303.post-36567293782103731862009-10-23T09:24:01.054-07:002009-10-23T09:24:01.054-07:00One thing to consider: Aspirin isn't as safe as one might think. While it is in a baby sized pill, it is still a highly potent medication. Yes, many doctors do prescribe daily aspirin use for people at risk for stroke and heart-attack, however, the long term use of even this tiny baby aspirin can lead to stomach ulcers. This isn't just a worry for highly sensitive individuals, but for all people. Research side effects of aspirin and dangers of aspirin and you'll start finding more details. A relative of mine was a casualty to the daily aspirin routine - and can no longer take aspirin or any other NSAID drugs. So do be careful in assuming a "baby" sized pill is not potent.LMnoreply@blogger.com