Name: Bayer Aspirin Regimen Low Dose 81 mg., 400 Tablets
Brand: Bayer
SKU: HD0224US
Price: 24.99 USD
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Home Health & Personal Care Health and Medicines Bayer Aspirin Regimen Low Dose 81 mg., 400 Tablets

Bayer Aspirin Regimen Low Dose 81 mg., 400 Tablets

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Bayer Aspirin Regimen Low Dose 81 mg., 400 Enteric Coated Tablets

Features:

Product Highlights
- Aspirin Protects Your Heart by Keeping Your Blood Flowing Freely
- Often Recommended by Doctors for Adult Regimen Use
- Small, Easy-to-Swallow Tablets
- Safety Coated for Added Stomach Protection
- For Adult Use
- Enteric Coated Tablets

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Take Charge of Your Heart Health. Reduce your risk of another heart attack by 31%. Use as directed.

Learn About How to Help Prevent Another Heart Attack

YOU CAN CONTROL SOME RISKS

The more you know about managing stress, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and other controllable heart attack risk factors, the more you’re living the heart-healthy way. Here are some of the risks that you can control:

Smoking
Lack of Physical Activity
Being Overweight
A Fatty, Salty or Sugary Diet
High cholesterol (HDL)
High Blood Pressure
Stress
Diabetes

It’s well documented that high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes raise the risk of heart attack as well as stroke. Your doctor may have already prescribed medications for these conditions, and if you’ve already had a heart or clot-related (ischemic) stroke, your risk of having another event increases, too.

Fortunately, there are several options you and your doctor can discuss. From lifestyle changes to medication and more, working with your doctor to help control hypertension (high blood pressure), hyperlipidemia or high cholesterol, and diabetes is always a smart move.

Prescription Medications May Not Be Enough

HOW MOVING YOUR BODY CAN HELP YOUR HEART.

Your heart is a muscle. So just like the rest of your body, exercise makes it stronger. Exercise can lower the risk of heart disease in healthy people. Heart disease patients can also cut their risk of dying from heart disease.

Exercise can also reduce your risk of heart disease by:

Lowering your risk of developing diabetes and high blood pressure
Improving your blood sugar tolerance if you have diabete
Helping to control high blood pressure
Improving your blood lipids, such as cholesterol
Supporting your efforts to quit smoking
Controlling your weight and body fat

The first thing to do before you start any exercise routine is to talk to your doctor.

80% of Recurrent Clot-Related (Ischemic) Strokes Can Be Prevented

Talk to your doctor before you begin any exercise routine. Exercise may be good for your heart and circulation.

Talking to your doctor about healthy eating choices can be another powerful step starting right now. Even lowering your sodium intake can be a start because it can help keep your blood pressure in check.

If your doctor has prescribed a statin (medicine for lowering your cholesterol), taking it as directed is an important part of maintaining your health.