Importantly the results were only positive for those:
> Among patients with elevated triglyceride levels
Much like low dose aspirin its possible this is a bad idea for the average person unless you are already showing signs of heart disease.
> Among patients with elevated triglyceride levels
Much like low dose aspirin its possible this is a bad idea for the average person unless you are already showing signs of heart disease.
The effect is stronger in individuals with elevated triglyceride levels, but it seems to lower triglycerides in those with more normal levels as well.
There's a small dollar cost, and there's this whole section: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspirin#Adverse_effects
Think 1 teaspoon of blood per day that you bleed from stomach.
Vitamin C can prevent some of that but it still exists.