There are small studies suggesting a potential protective effect of curcumin, but they are not strong enough to confirm that curcumin can replace the cardioprotective effects of aspirin. It is not recommended to make this switch without consulting a pharmacist or doctor. If you are experiencing unwanted side effects with aspirin, you may consider decreasing the frequency of intake after discussing it with a healthcare professional.
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