Coumadin (drug) Vs Nattokinese (natural)

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1	Mike Says: Report Abuse Friday, 6/12/2009 7:04:14 AM How do I switch from COUMADIN (taking now 7mg due to an arterial blood clot, chronic arrythmya, and a small coronary artery) to natural NATTOKINESE? Has anyone done it and can I myself do it - SAFELY.My doctors are absolutelly oposing it!! Thank you for help. Mike, Toronto, Canada
2	Brose Says: Report Abuse Tuesday, 11/17/2009 3:17:36 PM I am having hip surgery next week. The doctor insists on my taking 2.5 mg of Coumadin for 30 days to prevent blood clots. I would prefer a natural blood thinner, i.e. Vitamin K. I have no history of heart or stroke, am in exdcellent health , am 68 yrs. old and need a new hip due to an auto accident 20 years ago. I would appreciate some advice. Many Thanks

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