What Do Aspirin and the Statin Drugs Do?

Aspirin is an antiplatelet and anti-inflammatory drug. As a result it reduces the blood CRP levels. Statins are well-known to reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes as well as recurrent events. Statins work mainly by lowering LDL cholesterol levels and C-Reactive Proteins. They are currently prescribed for patients with known heart disease, high LDL cholesterol and diabetes.

We thought you might find these product(s) useful:


• High-sensitivity CRP (C-Reactive Protein) Home test kit

Keywords: Aspirin statins cholesterol CRP Levels

Back To Heart FAQ

Home My Account Order Status Contact Us About TestCountry Sales & Partners Corporate Accounts Affiliate Program

Information TestCountry Resources Health & Drug Testing Information Center Drug Slang & Street Name Search Local Drug Testing Centers Health Testing & Drug Testing Guides, Reviews, Information & Facts Support Store Policies FAQ