I had a reader of my blog notify me that he takes Natto and Fruitflow to thin his blood. He was on warfarin but didn't do well on it at all so he started taking Natto and Fruitflow. He claims he hasn't had any issues and his blood is now "effectively" thinned. I don't know how he knows that other than he hasn't had a stroke

I've heard of Natto but has anyone heard of Fruitflow? Here is a link for some info on it:

[www.dsm.com]

Travis

Interesting. I don't see the ingredients in the product. Do you have a link that helps clarify?

Jackie

Fruitflow is an ingredient added to other foods or beverages in the form of 'Fruitflow l' which is a 'tomato-based syrup', and it is offered in a non-sugar containing powder called 'Fruitflow II' which can also be added to foods and as a supplement apparently.

I have not read any of the 10 human studies they report, but the one they show a graphic from on the website of the ingredient maker was looking at just 26 some odd subjects. It may be useful, but I imagine the studies are rather skimpy from this first example.

Nonetheless, it may well be worth exploring with a healthy dose of an open-minded, yet appropriately skeptical perspective.

Shannon

Fruitflow a tomato based syrup----I grow a lot of tomatoes and can a lot of tomato sauce and juice. I use a lot of my canned tomatoes so would it be possible that I am getting some blood thinning benefits?

Liz

Lot of Youtube video's about Fruitflow.
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