Jackie and others,

Ok to take some low dose lumbrokinase with low dose eliquis ?I also take cardiokinase.

Do bulletin watchers accept Dr Sears AA/EPA fish oil protocols ?

Thanks

Alex

Alex - It's wise to be cautious when adding additional substances that contribute to thinner blood viscosity. Since you are using Eliquis, you should do extensive research to learn the compatibility of lumbrokinase and nattokinase (Cardiokinase) with Eliquis. I've not seen specific guidelines that say either one is safe or in what specific amounts would be compatible...and I'd really like to know that myself.

When I began Eliquis, I was advised as a caution, to lower my Omega 3 fish oils ...from my typical 4 - 6 grams a day to only 2 - 3 grams a day by my FM MD. I also stopped Ginkgo biloba and Cardiokinase.

Jackie

Jackie,

If you with your diligent research can't find out the information I can't remotely imagine I will be any more successful.

The other question is about sticky blood. My concern is the possibility of not being sticky enough.

The Meridian test can't be done in Australia. Is there any other test which will at least be indicative.

Without without knowing enough about the subject if I prick my finger and get a drop of blood how long should take it to clot or is there some better method?

Thanks and if anyone else has a clue about measuring blood stickiness I'd be grateful.

Alex