Alternative Medicine for Blood Clots

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

 

I have recently been diagnosed with Blood Clots in my lungs and I am

wondering if there are any alternative routes for healing them rather

then taking Warfarin (aka Coumadin...aka Rat Poison) every day.

 

I am also curious about alternative routes for pain management. They

currently have me on oxycontin and because I am not comfortable taking

the narcotic, I rarely do.

 

Any insight or ideas would be fabulous!

 

Thanks

 

Kris.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Kris wrote:

 

Hi Everyone,

 

<I have recently been diagnosed with Blood Clots in my lungs and I am

wondering if there are any alternative routes for healing them rather

then taking Warfarin (aka Coumadin...aka Rat Poison) every day.>

 

If I had blood clots I would look into the enzyme nattokinase,

based on a Japanese fermented soybean food.

Look for it at this website: http://DrDavidWilliams.com

 

I would also eat lots of garlic.

 

Kris again:

 

I am also curious about alternative routes for pain management. They

currently have me on oxycontin and because I am not comfortable taking

the narcotic, I rarely do.>

 

Kris, smart you for looking into alternatives!

What is causing your pain ?

You might start by learning Emotional Freedom Technique.

there is a free handbook and a handy PowerPoint presentation

that is easier to learn from in the files section of the group.

 

Ien in the Kootenays

http://freegreenliving.com

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Hanna Kroeger used to get rid of bl. clots with her Bl. clot board.

($18.)If you do not have one, just use black strap molassas and a

magnet over the clots to dissolve them.

All this is in her books. See: http://www.southernherb.com/

 

Namaste,

David

 

 

 

In , " Christine " <kris_tha_brat

wrote:

>

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I have recently been diagnosed with Blood Clots in my lungs and I am

> wondering if there are any alternative routes for healing them rather

> then taking Warfarin (aka Coumadin...aka Rat Poison) every day.

>

> I am also curious about alternative routes for pain management. They

> currently have me on oxycontin and because I am not comfortable taking

> the narcotic, I rarely do.

>

> Any insight or ideas would be fabulous!

>

> Thanks

>

> Kris.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kris,

 

Check out the book " Anti Inflammation Zone " by Dr Barry Sears - it

discusses how to reverse chronic inflammation and its related

conditions (such as chronic pain, heart disease, excessive blood

clotting) with proper diet. Basically - a balance of lean protein,

low glycemic fruits and vegetables for your carbohydrate source, and

good fats (like olive oil and almonds) every time you eat or consume

calories. It also includes some strong recommendations for fish oil.

 

Generally I advise people to avoid or minimize soda, juice, beer, most

grain products and really starchy fruits and veggies (like potatoes

and bananas). Not necessarily because they aren't nutritious, but

mainly because they pack such a huge wallop of carbohydrates.

 

So many of us start the day with a bowl of cereal and coffee (high

carbohydrate), then have a sandwhich (often high carbohydrate) for

lunch, and then some meat and veggies for dinner (which can be a

pretty good balance, but is often lacking in leafy greens, broccoli,

berries, etc).

 

EFT, as Ien also suggested, is great for your general health. There

is an easy tutorial on www. eftEmotionalFreedomTechnique.com

 

Pamela

 

 

, " Ieneke van Houten "

<ienvan wrote:

>

> Kris wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> <I have recently been diagnosed with Blood Clots in my lungs and I am

> wondering if there are any alternative routes for healing them rather

> then taking Warfarin (aka Coumadin...aka Rat Poison) every day.>

>

> If I had blood clots I would look into the enzyme nattokinase,

> based on a Japanese fermented soybean food.

> Look for it at this website: http://DrDavidWilliams.com

>

> I would also eat lots of garlic.

>

> Kris again:

>

> I am also curious about alternative routes for pain management. They

> currently have me on oxycontin and because I am not comfortable taking

> the narcotic, I rarely do.>

>

> Kris, smart you for looking into alternatives!

> What is causing your pain ?

> You might start by learning Emotional Freedom Technique.

> there is a free handbook and a handy PowerPoint presentation

> that is easier to learn from in the files section of the group.

>

> Ien in the Kootenays

> http://freegreenliving.com

>

>