@tacowraps @celestialbe1ng@MollaniMaui There’s nothing over the counter that I know of that will reverse the effect of aspirin on platelets. I’m still missing the potential upside here for aspirin.
@celestialbe1ng@MollaniMaui Huh? Aspirin effects platelets in a way unrelated to K2. K2 will inhibit the effect of another blood thinner, warfarin. What is the reason for taking aspirin?
@lokkju@ChrisAlvino I worked as an intern for an ophtho that was doing LASEK approx 15 years ago. I wouldn’t consider LASIK then and definitely not now. There is no flap cut in LASEK. I don’t know if there’s been more advances since then.
@RustySashwaite@holmanm I generally like US Preventative Services Task Force recommendations.
So their most solid recommendation is statins within a specific age group, specific risk factors and cardiovascular event risk 10% or greater.
https://t.co/p6qet9UpSG
@RustySashwaite@holmanm I guess I would be most interested in meta-analysis because of the sheer number of cardiovascular/statin studies that have been done.
https://t.co/FKqKK2EYnx
@holmanm If your cholesterol numbers are high use this calculator to estimate risk
https://t.co/d585Gk7MfT
And as above. Don’t be sedentary, walk, eat whole foods. Oh add resistance training as well. No one is saying statins are magic. Put in the work.
@holmanm Ugh I don’t know why I see all these tweets now. It’s kind of exhausting that everything is a conspiracy. Anyway…
Diet and exercise - yes absolutely, don’t be sedentary. Walk, walk, walk.
Bloodwork numbers - should you be prescribed a statin based on numbers alone. No!
@KariLake@budlight Why the fuck am I seeing this tweet. Straight up. Not retweeted or quote tweeted. Fuck this. That’s hilarious Kari, if there’s anyone I’m going to listen to it’s a psycho loser. SAD!
@NYCHealthSystem Hi, I went to a mobile site due to cough/fever. They said I could only get one test a day. So I chose covid PCR. Would've loved to get a flu test as well. Can't find any mention of this policy on the website.
@synopsi Could be that this is an imprecise tool. Too many factors/hormones at play to say there is any significance to that spike. In a controlled diabetic, two hour post prandial glucose should be below 180. Looks like your insulin kicks in nicely.