 the antioxidant properties of it that cause the anti-inflammatory part. It doesn't have that platelet thinning that you get with aspirin. Now, in medicine, we use the platelet thinning and aspirin to advantage, for instance, to reduce your risk of heart attack from blood clots forming in your vessels. But if you're just trying to take it for pain, maybe you don't want your blood to get thin. Maybe you don't want to bruise up. And so that's where the siloxacin is really nice.