lemon juice & meds Sunshine beneficial for people who clot

[Guest guest]

i was also " warned " about vitamin C by the coumadin clinic. it's

like a bad movie, like the stepford wives or the aliens where they

take over people's minds. how can educatd people be saying NATURAL

things are bad for me? it goes against reason. the drugs they will

never say any bad thing about. i was taking coumadin for years and

started to get sores on my face that bled easily. more than one doc

said they did not know what it was. i quit the coumadin (on my own)

and within one month the sores were gone and NEVER returned.

sometimes they won't even TELL you if you're having a side effect of

a medication. THANK you for the useful information about lemon juice

in the morning. One more tool to add to the tool bag. THanks!

Sunny

, " Jose " <hlnhnz wrote:

>

> -Good ol' fashion juice of a lemon in the mornin' on an empty

> stomach. Thins blood and cleanses the liver! Read the instructions

on

> your meds. Blood Press meds warn against citric juices while taking

> meds. The last thing they warn you about is the damage they " might "

> cause to liver, kidneys, etc. More and more people are reading

labels

> at the grocery store. What about at the pharmacy?-- In

> , " 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, GREAT posts!

 

Would you be willing to talk privately to

my friend's sister? She is a registered

nurse, so I have no idea how open she

is, but she is a terrific person.

 

As for the interaction between Coumadin

and garlic, vitamin C etc, we could so

easy turn the whole thing on its head!

 

Instead of saying that Vitamin C can cause

dangerous bleeding for people who use

Coumadin, why don't we say that Coumadin

can cause dangerous bleeding in people on

a healthy high vitamin C diet?

 

Why can't the doctors educate patients,

and design some charts that tell you how

much or high little rat poison to take,

depending on what you eat on a given

day? Less money for big pharma in it of

course.

 

Ien in the Kootenays

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