If you are over 50-years-old, you are at risk for conditions such as heart attack and stroke. If you take the recommended daily dose of aspirin, you reduce the risk of many age-related conditions. It is most important to take aspirin between the ages of 50 to 60. If you have remained healthy and disease free, physicians recommend it for another ten years. Your physician should advise you on what and how much you should be taking.

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