Before you take Ibuprofen again, you should
know the health risks! http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/12/05/for-athletes-risks-from-ibuprofen-use/?ref=health&_r=0
According to the article, "For Athletes, Risks From Ibuprofen Use" in The New York Times by Gretchen Reynolds, "many active people use the painkiller ibuprofen on an almost daily basis." Whether an athlete is looking to kill the pain following a strenuous workout or thinking about preventative care from muscle soreness, it is clear that the risks of Ibuprofen are much higher than the benefits these athletes are hoping to experience.
According to the article, "For Athletes, Risks From Ibuprofen Use" in The New York Times by Gretchen Reynolds, "many active people use the painkiller ibuprofen on an almost daily basis." Whether an athlete is looking to kill the pain following a strenuous workout or thinking about preventative care from muscle soreness, it is clear that the risks of Ibuprofen are much higher than the benefits these athletes are hoping to experience.
Gretchen Reynolds states, "a valuable new study joins growing evidence that ibuprofen and similar anti-inflammatory painkillers taken before a workout do not offer any benefit and may be causing disagreeable physical damage instead, particularly to the intestines." She later says, "the most common side-effect of ibuprofen is gastrointestinal damage."
To read the full article: For Athletes, Risks From Ibuprofen Use by Gretchen Reynolds on December 5, 2012 (The New York Times)
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