mood & blood Sunshine beneficial for people who clot

[Guest guest]

One more bit of info and I promise I'll be quiet again. I also asked

my doctor one time if she thought my emotions had any effect on my

clotting or my protime and she said " no " but then later I learned

that emotions DO effect the blood. Stressful emotions can trigger

hormones in the blood that DO make a person more likely to clot. so,

I wonder, if there are more incidents of people clotting in the

winter, when their moods take a dip due to lack of sunshine, and in

addition they become deficient in sunshine energy which compounds the

problem?

 

Food for Thought,

Thanks for listening,

Sunny

 

, " Infinity Blossoms "

<infinityblossoms wrote:

>

> Hi All,

> I've been lurking for a while now and wish to report a part of

my

> experience with holistic healing to you.

> I have a genetic tendency to clot and had been on blood thinners

> since I was 28 for fifteen years. Only 2 years ago I quit the

blood

> thinners and after quitting them found out I am one of 3% of people

> who respond to them by becoming hyper-coagulable. My left leg has

> filled with clot before repeatedly. Interesting that the original

> clot had created symptoms for 2 weeks before they found it. The

> first time they looked for it, they didn't find it as they did not

> look high enough in the veing. When they found it, it was still

only

> the size of a marble. Then five days later having been on i.v.

> heparin the clot had grown down to my knee. The blood thinners

> should make a person dissolve the clot and now there was an article

> that came out in 2002 in the Pst Graduate Journal of Medicine that

> says if a person is on heparin and clots worse or their clot grows

to

> take them OFF the heparin and NOT administer coumadin. Naturally,

> when they had me finally " anti-coagulated " on coumadin they sent me

> home but I was back n a matter of days, the clot having grown again

> this time to mid calf, though I had been following doctor's orders

to

> elevate my leg.

> To make a long story short, I clotted numerous times while on

> blood thinners and even while my blood was VERY anticoagulated with

> HIGH protimes. Now I am doing better than ever having QUIT the

> coumadin and I am sustained by sunshine and try to eat a healthy

diet

> avoiding too much cheese or meat and including lots of tomato,

fresh

> cut pineapple, and herbs like dong quai that inhibit clotting,

> dissolve clots, or assist the mobility of the blood somehow.

> A study was done (I found it on the net) that showed people

who

> drank a cup of tomato juice a day had something like a 23% less

> likelihood of clotting than the test group who did not drink the

> tomato juice.

> Raw garlic is also good for " thinning " the blood.

> There is also a study that shows low level uv radiation

unchains

> red blood cells. I have personally found sunshine to be very

> beneficial. In particular, sungazing, which is an ancient practice

> and which I learned on this site: http://www.solarhealing.com

>

> I hope this information is useful to somebody cuz I was supposed to

> be on blood thinners for " the rest of my life " and it seems I am

> doing better without them. Not even my doctor will prescribe them

to

> me anymore.

>

> Blessings & Peace,

> Sunny

> http://health.Sunflowerz

>

[Guest guest]

Sunny (infinity blossoms) wrote:

 

<One more bit of info and I promise I'll be quiet again.>

 

WHY? Please keep writing! The sister of a dear

friend/relative (there should be a word for the

other grandparent of your grandchild) has this.

I want to learn everything I can from you!

 

< I also asked my doctor one time if she thought my

emotions had any effect on my clotting or my protime

and she said " no " >

 

AAAARRRGGGGH! Enough said.

Thank goodness, more and more doctors

are starting to recognize that we are body/

mind/spirit.

 

<Stressful emotions can trigger

hormones in the blood that DO make a person more likely to clot. so,

I wonder, if there are more incidents of people clotting in the

winter, when their moods take a dip due to lack of sunshine, and in

addition they become deficient in sunshine energy which compounds the

problem? >

 

Sunny, it makes totally perfect sense to me.

Also: have you ever taken nattokinase?

 

Ien in the Kootenays

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