Plenty of blood thinners around.
Aspirin (natural form would be willow bark) comes to mind first.
Vitamin E (I take 2000 units/day).
After a couple years on coumadin, the stories of people I know got to me. I told
my cardiologist what he could do with the coumidin, but hey, that's just me.
The funny thinkin' was at the beginning, when I was put on that rat poison, I
was told to cut back on the E. Seems it would interfere with the poison, as
would green leafy veggies (vitamin K) which also thins the blood.
Gotta love the mindset of them docs.
Chuck
Have no fear Underdog is here!
and here!
and here.
and here too!
For the love of God man - shut off the power mower!
On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 09:42:52 -0500, Marv Hacker <[email protected]> wrote:
>Is there ANY way that I can SAFELY get off coumadin????
>
>Due to a severely restricted (calcified) aortic valve, I had valve
>replacement surgery about three years ago. The Saint Jude type valve has two
>hinged "shutters" to perform the function of a check valve.
>
>Evidently, the "need" for a blood thinner is due to the potential (or
>likelihood) of excessive clotting due to the changed flow currents of the
>blood after it passes through the valve. Clotting here could kill, or make
>you wish you were dead, if it were to cause a stroke etc. I expect that
>healthy blood would not exhibit a tendency to clot at the valve, not being
>agglomerated. But I have no real knowledge of such things.
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