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How to use this cheap OTC remedy to defend yourself against air pollution

Air pollution can cause all sorts of health problems.

The fine particulate matter comes in through the nose and mouth and spreads throughout the body.

One of the impacts of this type of air pollution is on cognitive performance – the ability to think.

Both particulate matter and mental performance can be measured…

And researchers believe that air pollution causes thinking problems by triggering inflammation in the brain.

So, some researchers decided to see whether common anti-inflammatory treatments could improve brain performance in people exposed to air pollution.

They found that people exposed to higher levels of air pollution could have significant improvements in mental performance by taking a little aspirin

One of the safest anti-inflammatories.

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The human research was carried out at Columbia University School of Public Health. The findings were published in the journal Nature Aging.

There are many reports of people suffering from brain fog and other types of intellectual problems…

…after being exposed to a lot of air pollution coming from forest fires and smog.

This study set out to see whether it was the fine particulate matter which is the basis of air pollution which was triggering these mental effects.

“Air pollution may impair cognitive performance but its short-term impact is poorly understood.”

Secondarily, the researchers wanted to find out whether anti-inflammatory treatments could mitigate intellectual problems caused by air pollution.

The researchers used almost 1,000 people for the study.

The participants took recordings of air quality in the environment of all the participants – looking for fine particulate matter, AKA air pollution.

Some of the participants were given nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory treatments. These include a number of treatments like aspirin.

The participants were put through a number of different cognitive tests – to measure their mental and intellectual capacities.

The researchers took all of that data and looked to see whether air pollution had an effect on mental performance…

And whether anti-inflammatory treatments like aspirin could help.

The study showed quite clearly that air pollution limits mental performance.

“Higher short-term exposure to fine particulate matter demonstrated negative associations with cognitive function.”

The more air pollution people were exposed to, the worse the scores were on the mental tests.

The researchers also found that anti-inflammatory treatments like aspirin improved mental performance.

The improvement in mental performance was greater in people who were exposed to more severe air pollution.

“Such adverse effects on mental performance were limited in users of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory ‘treatments’ compared to non-users.”

The findings lend support to the idea that air pollution causes inflammation in the brain which impairs mental performance.

Anti-inflammatory treatments could help to offset inflammatory problems caused by fine particulate matter.

These anti-inflammatory treatments include ibuprofen, acetaminophen, and aspirin.

However, ibuprofen and acetaminophen have a very long list of negative side effects.

Aspirin seems to be the best bet for protecting your brain against air pollution.

“This study elucidates the short-term impacts of air pollution on cognition and warrants further investigations into the effects of anti-inflammatory ‘treatments.’”

Aspirin is by far the most widely used treatment in this class.

Many of the benefits of aspirin can be achieved with taking relatively low doses which have very few side effects.

Millions of people take between 80 and 300mg of aspirin every day without any issues.

The only concern with low dose aspirin is when taking treatments which can alter blood viscosity.

You should speak to your doctor about aspirin if you are taking blood thinners like warfarin, or high doses of other blood thinning substances like vitamin E.

But for most people not taking these treatments, a little bit of aspirin can help to protect against pollution-related inflammation.

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Short-term air pollution, cognitive performance and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug use in the Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Studyhttps://www.nature.com/articles/s43587-021-00060-4