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Topic: nattokinase blood thinner--anyone use it?

hiker53
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Has anyone used nattokinase and if so, what were the results? My blood is extremely, thick, but I don't want to do heparin shots.

Thanks for the feedback. Hiker

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johnnyb
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I've heard different things about it. Mostly that it breaks down the fibrin in clots, causing them to be dissolved and wash away.

I am not sure about it thinning the blood- some sources say it does, and some say it doesn't.

I've taken it here and there, but it is damn expensive!

- JB

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hiker53
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Jellybelly
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Sometimes heparin is the best thing, but Natto comes in a good second or third after lumbrokinase.

I have used both. I also didn't want shots,and my doctor had a compounding pharmacy make up a nasal spray, they will also ship. It's very easy. I can give you the number if you want.

If that is not possible the natto can work pretty good if your blood is not to far gone. It's worth a try and my doctor now recommends it before heparin.

Talk to your doc first.

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johnnyb
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Lumbrokinase works better than nattokinase?

What's the price comparison on the two?

- JB

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1tick3victims
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Don't know the product you are refering to, but, I'm on Lubrokinase. Started in June (with a bunch of other stuff as well) and finally began to feel a bit better. Noticed more energy. Had been sleeping 18 hours a day.

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