Asprin is really a miracle drug

kingosawbe wrote:Asprin isnt all that great taken over long periods of time. It has the possibility of causing mini brain bleeds. I use to take it but have switched to ginko. Ive found it to be more effective and has saved me form many possible heart attacks. It acts as a natural blood thiner, without the asprin side effects. Take an asprin havent taken one in years, I'll put ginko up against it any day.Also I take magnesium twice daily it helps relax my viens,good for restless leg syndrom also. If you want more stints keep doing what they tell you is good for you. I take L ARGINE that seems to clean out my viens when I start feeling slugish. Pectin comes from apples and also seems to aid me to that end. A good juicer, or buy it cloudy to get all the benifits of apple juicie. I was getting kidney stones once a year like clock work. Once I started taking magnesium,gone. I told my brother In law about what I found to be true,he listened to the doctors. And soon will be waiting for a new heart replacement .He's a lot younger then me very sad he wouldnt try these simple remedies. Most couldnt hurt you anyway. As far as ginko goes I wouldnt take it if I was on blood thiners specially rat poisn - cumadin. Last but not least I take lecithin. It comes from soy beans and seems to aid me in also keeping my viens clean of placque sludge.It also helps keep my mind up to par it seems. Always consult with your doctor to be sure these natural remedies won't hurt.To your Health"

You have obviously done a lot of studying about natural remedies, kingosawbe. I have been taking "rat poison" (warfarin) for 6 years. I have been battling my doctor constantly about it. I developed a blood clot in my upper arm 6 years ago with absolutely none of the usual risk factors -- no smoking, no drinking, vegan, moderate exercise, thin build. But 5 of my siblings and both parents had blood clots at one time or another. I seem to react to vitamin K. Go figure. I've since been diagnosed with a type of muscular dystrophy, so there is danger of a brain bleed if I fall and hit my head. Anyway, my doc and I have been discussing the alternatives if I go off the warfarin. She recommends aspirin therapy, but I'm liking the idea of natural therapies. I can see I have much more research to do, but thank you for pointing me in a direction.

Cardiac99 wrote:I am a survivor of 3 heart attacks, or in medical terms, myocardial infarctions. I have three stents in my heart. I have had a six-artery bypass when I was 36 years old. Due to a little known disease called Sudden Cardiac Death Syndrome, I am currently on my second Defibrillator/pacemaker. I have already worn one out, the batteries went dead.

The information that is put up here about aspirin is VERY good to know. Whether it is prescribed, suggested, or even mentioned by your doctor, it is a good idea to be on an aspirin regimen. One aspirin a day will help prevent heart disease, heart attacks, and it keeps your blood thinned to prevent blockages. If you suspect that you are having a heart attack, immediately take an aspirin, or better yet, chew up a baby aspirin. CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY, IF NOT SOONER. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE IN THIS SITUATION!!

Something else I use Asprin for is My dog that is 15 yrs old. She is a Golden Retriever and as most know their joints get bad with age and this helps her. The reason for giving her Asprin was because she has heart worms, and can't be treated because of her age, the doctor said give her an asprin a day, and she is doing good. She has been on them for 2 yrs now.

kingosawbe wrote:Your right you have to be cautious with certain herbs, just like other medicines. More then any thing I juice. Before Jack lalane, was Jay the juice man kordich. His book the power of juicing has really helped me. I am determined to never have another heart attack. Apples have pectin,it has been shown to help clean plaque out of arteries. So I do a lot of juicing, why not, it has only helped . To Your Health"

kingosawbe, I bought the Jack LaLanne juicer about a year ago. Brought it home from the store, unpacked it, took it all apart to wash it before use. After washing and drying all the parts, I realized there were 10 parts that would have to be removed and washed each day! Well, that was never going to happen, so I put it all back together (nice and clean), packed it up and returned it to the store. About 6 months ago I bought the Vitamix. Oh my gosh, what a wonderful juicer/blender! And to clean it, you just fill it 1/2 full of hot water, add 1 drop of dish detergent, and whiz it around in the container for about 30 seconds. It's its own dishwasher. Takes no time at all. Love it! :cheers:

kingosawbe wrote:Thats why I kept my smaller juice man, by Jay the juice man kordich. Less of a hassle. Jacks was a monster and didnt give me any more juice. That vita mix is great, I hope to get the one montel talks about ,very impressive.The vitamix looks real good too. Probably going to get one or the other. looks like both would do the job. People don't realize, even if there eating right. There stiill missing alot of the vital nutrients.You can run even the white core of the water melon. You wouldnt want to do that with the vitamix or with montels. But when you use the juicemans, with only four parts,(cleans in about 3 minutes)You get about all of the vitamins, plus a terific drink. Jays book is great,he has it right. He tells of the best combinations and which not to mix. "To your health"