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Seems as if taking an aspirin would help in this daily. Most of my issues are burning and twitching in lower legs. Weakness overall. Shakiness is better term.
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randibear
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one dr told me I had glue in my veins and it was the darkest blood he'd ever seen..great....
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Topic: will one baby aspirin a day make gastritis worse? - 23 January, 2015
WHY ASPIRIN CAN BE SO VERY DANGEROUS, even a daily tiny dose. It might be good to have some on hand in case of a real emergency but daily use can lead to the E.R. and the O.R. -
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- PRICKLY ASH BARK is really a top notch consideration for multiple reasons, too, especially for "thick" blood and babesia.
"Sticky" blood is also how it's referred to by some.
"thick" blood is very common with lyme / tick borne disease. And it can cause a lot pain, too.
FIBRINOGEN is the key term to use, & the resulting HYPERCOAGULATION if you want to cross search with certain ILADS LLMD's works.
Back to Prickly Ash Bark:
I use it to help mouth ulcers and just let a little "melt" along with olive leaf glycerine extract.
I don't have the energy to make a nice links set out of this but will post some of my file notes.
Mountain Rose Herbs has a good powder that I use. You can also find quality tinctures. Dose needs to be carefully arranged and consistent.
Certified organic cane alcohol, distilled water & Prickly Ash extractives. Non-GMO & Gluten-Free -
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- Backing up, though, to your leading post:
" . . . of my issues are burning and twitching in lower legs. Weakness overall. Shakiness is better term." (end quote)
I would not assume that is due to thick blood. It sure could be - or a big part, yet there could be a number of influences at work.
Magnesium deficiency seems the one to first consider, as well as your blood glucose levels --or adrenal exhaustion. -
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Keebler
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ROULEAUX [Roo-low] . . . where RBC stack up. Very common with lyme & with babesia.
Basic Wiki detail here.
You could contact the source below and inquire as to how to ask your regular doctor to do a proper FIBRINOGEN test for someone with your set of diagnoses.
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Hi Blue. You've recommended bvt once before, what product should I look at?
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bluelyme
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I use live bees as they seem hotter .and less expensive bit have used the injectable in a pinch micheal simics of apitronic services makes a injectable called venex in canada ...he wants a script or letter from nurse doc or dom to make sure you will be ok...it requires procaine ,insulin needles and saftey stuffs (epi pen benadryl )
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