A new study in the journal stroke shows a low dose of aspirin may be used to prevent a first time stroke. The study of 70 thousand female nurses found those who took six or fewer aspirin per week reduced their risk of strokes caused by a blood clot. But the study also found those women who took 15 or more aspirin per week doubled their risk of hemorrhagic stroke, which is caused by bleeding in the brain. Ask your doctor. Dietitians says bad eating in early life equals problems later in life.
Experts say extreme eating can also lead to eating disorders.
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