Is Aspirin Effective In Preventing Heart Attacks And Strokes? Find out with Dr. Moran
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2022
- Should you take Aspirin to prevent heart attacks and strokes? In this video, I review the evidence for preventing your first heart attack with Aspirin. I talk about the benefits of Aspirin as well as the risks in different populations. I also talk about secondary prevention when someone has already had a heart attack.
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Dr. Keith Moran MD, RCPSC, DABIM, RCS, NBE Biography:
I am a consultant in Internal Medicine with special medical interests in gastroenterology, cardiology, and echocardiography. I am a a full-time practising physician in these areas. I was an undergraduate at the University of Toronto, Trinity College where I received a number of scholarships including one for top student at Trinity College. I attended medical school at the University of Toronto graduating with a gold medal. My internship was completed at McMaster University in Hamilton followed by a residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Western Ontario in London. I then completed a fellowship in General Internal Medicine at the University of Western Ontario. I am an active echocardiographer who has been certified and recertified by the National Board of Echocardiography. I am certified in cardiac sonography and have trained and completely educated a number of cardiac sonographers. I am the medical director of my cardiology laboratory which was established in 2001. My laboratory performs echocardiography and stress echocardiography amongst other tests. I maintain my certification in the American Board of Internal Medicine. I have over 27 years of experience as a hospital-based consultant in internal medicine and intensive care unit attending physician. I am the medical director of the cardiac rehabilitation program in my community.
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Missed you Dr. Moran, glad to see you back!
To prevent heart attacks you should not take all these jabs.
@@JoshBenware sorry
You should avoid catching Covid because that is way more harmful to your heart than the vaccine is!
Yep. In fact, even getting one at all has killed a number of people by exactly that: inducing a heart attack.
It would be great to see the cats sometime. We miss them!
My family adopted an 8 week-old black Maine Coon Cat kitten a few months ago from a kill shelter in rural Kentucky USA. It is a total mystery where he came from. We paid $30 (thirty) dollars for him with a free neutering done recently. What an incredible stroke of luck and a great bargain. He is gorgeous and now I understand why people love this breed so much. His fur feels like silk. I would gladly pay the thousands of dollars they go for here, now that we understand how incredibly special these gentle giants really are.
Good to see you posting!
I was taking low-dose aspirin for years.. 1/2 of a baby aspirin a day. that’s 40 mg. I do physical activities and as a result ended up getting internal bleeding. Both a doctor and surgeon came to me and said you have to immediately stop taking any aspirin. I was 60.
good to see you again Dr.
Thanks for clearing this up.
Glad to see you doc🌺🌼🌷
Thank you Dr.Moran .God bless you,Hi from México 🇲🇽
Very good presentation
Thank you, Dr.Moran.
Thank you for the information
very good information, thank you
Top doc thank you for your insight
I suggest adding ibuprofen to the list of drugs to avoid while on aspirin, since many people don't realize that ibuprofen, Advil, and Motrin are all the same medication. Thanks for a clear explanation of risks and benefits.
Hey doc, missed you and good to see you back. I was seeing one of the top cardiologists in San Antonio about 5 years ago (I was then 65) and he had me start taking low dose aspirin as some of my risk factors were higher than he liked. From these new studies I assume you would recommend reviewing this treatment regimen again. (Would have to see a new heart specialist as I moved.)
Yes, I would recommend that. Best regards to you.
Thanks for this doc! There is a history of heart disease and diabetes on both sides of my family. I'm in my early 50's so I decided to take 81 mg/day for about 2 year now. I intend to talk to my doc about aspirin next visit.
You still trust them after all this shit
Been on 81mg since 2007 had blood clots in left lung no none reason not typical symptoms at at 42 I’m 58 soon . Here by a great ER Dr & Thank God !
Yes on Aspirin and IVERMECTIN and nattokinase NAC Vitamin C Zinc Quercetin etc
Coming from a subscriber, you always have great content! I guess the cats aren't allowed in the office anymore.
Thank you so much on this topic,I am 51 and have high blood pressure but never get stroke, heart attack etc,I was on aspirin everyday but cannot take it everyday cause of bleeding now I does take it once every week can you advise me what I should do best 🙏
Hi Dr Moran and thanks for all your info and videos. I Just wanted to ask in all seriousness if you don't mind?, clearing up some confusion, In regards to the cardiovascular side of things? Whats the difference on the body/heart between Paracetamol and Aspirin? I ask because we generally tend to use Paracetamol/Ibuprofen (headache/general pain/ailments/hangovers etc...) over Aspirin this side of the pond here in Ireland/EU (its generally discouraged/not mentioned with regards to the Paracetamol/Ibuprofen combo). This aside, Aspirin is nothing like a vitamin, so daily/regular intake obviously seems nuts (effects on liver etc...) aside being prescribed for a "limited" period of time by your doc for some condition or other of course. But would doing the exercise, eating healthy and/or taking the the odd Aspirin/Alka-Seltzer dose once/twice a week/bi-weekly or whatever be in anyway advantageous/disadvantageous? or is it only beneficial maybe say where hereditary/congenital disease is concerned?
Hi Dr Moran, can you do a video about the virus they released in Boston? I been having anxiety about it, I hope it doesn't leak out, what do you think about that experiment? Me personally find it risky or playing with fire, maybe you might have a better understanding about this than I have.
Dr. Moran: Would you comment on prophylactic ASA to manage spike protein related clotting risk?
How are the cats?
Hi Dr. Moran, I would love to hear your thoughts on the studies around Psilocybin to treat mental health issues.
For those of us who know, it does help in a profound way but I don't think he's willing to risk to comment on this.
@@jawbrace I know personally through lived experiences. But this is a genuine area worth discussing. I'm sure he could offer an excellent run down in the current studies and outcomes.
In Canada our federal government has allowed for legal psilocybin medical trials in Vancouver and Toronto due to the promising results in studies. I know friends who have taken part of the studies and their depression has disappeared. They call it a miracle!
I’m 52 and have been taking 80 mg per night for 30 years. I also take vitamin c , Hydrolyzed collagen, probiotics and DGL to negate the negative sides effects from stomach bleeds
Better than getting myocarditis from a covid-19 shot
The White House should ask Dr. Moran to give a weekly general health briefing to the nation on different topics ...
What about factor 5 Leiden?
Q: Should you avoid experimental mRNA shots to avoid heart attacks... A: Yes
Who's even talking about that? Nobody cares anymore.
@@JoshBenware the people that were injured or the family of the dead may be. The experiment is still running and should be spoken about and people should be held accountable
@@viaja3569 every drug is an experiment.
You conspiracists should go congregate on truth social. This isn't about covid or vaccines. Move on and get a life.
I bruise so easily when taking low dose aspirin! I had a TIA ten years ago and have been diagnosed with fibromuscular dysplasia and thus, take the low dose aspirin. Could I still get the benefits of aspirin by taking it every other day and would help the bruising?
When I was 62, it was discovered that I have Essential Thrombocythemia (without the JAK2 component), so I have since been under the care of a hematologist and, with his help, have successfully maintained my platelet count in the normal range. Included in my treatment, which centers upon the use of Hydroxyurea, is the inclusion of a daily aspirin. I was doing this, anyway, from my forties. At some point, I decided to use 325mg aspirin and have been doing so for years. But, after watching your video, I am now thinking I should reduce the dosage to 81mg to be safe. My hematologist agrees with that decision. I carry a small supply of aspirin in my pocket when I am away from home, just in case of any chest pains, and there have been occasions when this was needed. I have no history of heart problems and have never had a heart attack or stroke. Given that I recently turned 70 (October 2022), I'm now wondering whether or not I should continue the aspirin at all. I'm relatively fit and weigh 154 lbs (at 5'-11") and get plenty of walking exercise.
Gary, the video was for the general population who do not have increased risk of thrombosis (clots). I can't give specific medical advice to you but patients with essential thrombocytosis can be at increased risk for both arterial and venous thrombosis and hematologists would look at the International prognostic score of thrombosis (IPSET) to make a decision on how best to manage a person's risk of thrombosis which may include anticoagulation or EC ASA 81 mg daily. Best regards.
COVID, the vaccine itself cause micro clots. Take the aspirin. A clot doesn’t care if you’re fit and healthy.
Hola doc, cómo están sus gatitos? Espero que todos bien. Muchos saludos
What about aspirin for those with a family history of colon cancer in the absence of lynch syndrome as primary prevention?
👍🏼 I came for Covid Chinesium Virus TRUTH and stayed for the outstanding medical information and analysis.
Thank you to a true doctor of science.
Is turmeric worth taking? It's suppose to be an anti-inflammatory and is natural.
I take it for ulcerative colitus and it works well instead of drugs, also assisted with various other pains I had.
How about nac
🐈 😽💕 Hope the cats are doing well ...
When my doctor suggested that I take a daily low lose dose aspirin pill.....I told him that I don't believe that I have an aspirin deficiency!
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I cut my asa 81 in half as I bleed so much from even a paper cut,with half a dose I seem to clot well.
Where have you been? :(
What about Eliquis and similar drugs to prevent first events……in older adults..
Will taking aspirin negate the vadioconstriction caused by nicotine?
What's the difference in benefit between aspirin and garlic?
I took low dose aspirin after getting Covid to help with preventing blood clots.
For how long
It’s now becoming apparent that the vaccine is a greater risk factor for clotting than Covid and by some margin.
@@carmella88 for as long as I was having long covid symptoms. Once I was over long Covid, I stopped....but don't stop abruptly. You have to gradually taper your dosage down.
@@MarkSmith-ym5td yes and I am very glad I didn't get the vaccine. I followed the FLCCC protocol which helped me alot
@@mintyjang do u mind me asking what ur symptoms were during long covid
I am allergic to Willow bark & my brother did the aspiri & dies from a heart attack anyway.
Were these government studies or private studies.
Yes
As a 68 years old man, the only way to *significantly* lower my 10 year risk of a heart attack is to change my age and change my sex . . . We are going to die no matter what.
Ah, but what about the increased risk of blood clots due to COVID-19 jabs, that are coming to light? Would baby Aspirin not outweigh those risks?
What are you even talking about?
💉 Covid mRNA vaccine is scary ... 😨
The risk of blood clots are way higher with the Covid virus than it is with the vaccine.
Just if you're interested. I was sick with Delta Covid in Jan 2021,almost died. Last month September 26th I got sick again with Covid. My voice completely disappeared for 3 weeks, still talking raspy. I didn't do the vaccine though. My husband and son did 3 vaccines each, and both got Covid together with me. All of us were treated with bebtelovimab.
Where’s your kitty cats lately?
Your volume remains off with all my efferts to get it. Signed Highly suspicious!
But Doctor, it's easier to pop a pill than do the other things 😄
i’ve read the opposite. that in many males age 50-60 aspirin a day may have caused instances of heart attacks at the very least may cause excessive bleeding.
You are either duped or a Globalist mass murderering shill
That doesn't make sense
50-60 aspirins a day could cause major hemorrhaging.
Yes it's possible to cause bleeding in males, but we're talking statistics here. It's more common for males to have Hemophilia because the responsible gene is located on the X chromosome which they have only one copy of. If it's defective then it causes the problem. I believe in thorought testing of blood parameters and genetics, then everyone should assess the risks and decide themselves.
BTW. In my country it's assumed that after a certain age there's a risk of hemmorage and the use of Aspirin is discouraged "if not absolutely necessary". I personally (33f) take low dose Aspirin for a 2-3 weeks only when the "👑 is in the town"
Also remember that 'Statins' are big business for big pharma!.... they don't want you taking cheap easily to obtain aspirin!
Dr. Moran the efficacy of your presentation was significantly decreased by the absence of cats.
Diabetes and deaths are on the rise, but what’s causing it? Looks like whatever is causing it can be mitigated by aspirin.
My sister an RN just saved a vd mans life while traveling for a wedding, he dropped in the lobby of the hotel with a massive heart attack. When my sister asked the hotel for an aspirin they charged her $12!!! 😡😡 disgusting!! She literally just saved a mans life and the first thing they say is “that will be $12”
12 dollars to save a life. I wouldn't complain
@@markjones4793 you miss the point troll.. 🙄 do I need to write it out in crayons for you? The hotel charged for the aspirin before she could even administer it KNOWING it was to save his life… do you understand better?
@@sherisse10 im not trolling, id happily pay that to save a life. Whats with the cheek?
No because most aspirin isn't real aspirin.
No take the covid jab instead 😂😂😂
Hi Dr. Moran, I would love to hear your thoughts on the studies around Psilocybin to treat mental health issues.
🍃 Some very interesting and encouraging studies going on 👍
Me too. Suffering from chronic anxiety disorders for five decades now
@@jamescalifornia2964 Would you have a link?
@@XSD.1. - ua-cam.com/video/TknaM6okZM8/v-deo.html
@@jamescalifornia2964 Thank you and have great time