Natural Remedies to Deep Vein Thrombosis (Blood Clots)

Grape Seed Extract
Posted by Jeff (New Jersey) on 03/09/2022
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Grape Seed Extract (50:1) 400 mg, 1-2x day helps a lot with phlebitis and vein issues.


N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
Posted by Jayna Dinnyes (Orange County, CA) on 06/25/2023
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Greetings! Since 2009 I have been taking Swanson Vitamins' NAC ( from Cysteine, an amino acid) 600 mg. capsules (about $10.00 a bottle.) We started buying it because there was a Web rumor from a doctor that it prevented H1N1 flu. We started taking it and have not had any flu or Coronavirus' including COVIDS even though I was exposed. It also improves the lungs and digestion. Child: 1/Day Adult: 2/Day I take one in a.m. and one before sleep. These days I believe that everyone should be taking it whether they took Fauci's Ouchies or not like me. I post publicly and freely on MeWe.


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Mama To Many (Tennessee) on 07/24/2014

Dear Patricia,

Sounds like you are really doing your homework and will be well prepared for your next flight.

Cayenne pepper is amazing for the blood. I would put that one at the top of the list. But it wouldn't hurt to take all three. They are all foods and all good for many things. You might just add one per week to your diet so you will be able to notice any adverse reaction you might have to one of them. I don't mean to imply that any of these remedies are dangerous, but not everything agrees with everyone.

I trust all will go well for you.

~Mama to Many~


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Timh (Ky) on 04/04/2017 2063 posts

Look in the remedies or ailments section for "Artery Cleanse" as there is a list of herbs used together as a tea that works "very well indeed" (so says the brits).


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Patty (Clarington, Ohio) on 11/24/2008
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Yea. I dont know either, however i am feeling much better. The only thing i did different this month is the black strap. Cycle only 4 days and no heavy bleeding. I dont know how it works, but nature and God is speaking to us women.


Cayenne
Posted by Karenna (SF, CA) on 06/01/2007
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Cayenne is NOT unsafe per one of your feedback customers. I recently found your website in some research I am doing on Cayenne and Lymph, but was a little disconcerted to see that you published someone's testimonial warning others not to use cayenne if they do not want their blood thinned.

Cayenne is used in midwifery and in other instances when needed to stop hemorrhaging, and has the ability to correct and balance both ends of many circulation issues. It will assist in dissolving clots as well as stopping bleeding, and it will -- over time -- correct both high and low blood pressure.

I suggest to all readers that when it comes to benefits and contraindications of herbs and medications, that they exhaustive research, or at least more than they think is necessary, to discover what they need to know for their particular situation or those for whom they are caring.

EC: Thanks, Karenna. We appreciate your clarification!

Ted's Remedies
Posted by D (USA) on 11/24/2006
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Thank you again Ted, I have good news to report. My brother, after only a few days on lemon-bicarbonate twice a day says that his phlebitis is practically gone (not only better). He has suffered with this leg's vein for three years and tried everything but after just 4-5 days of this remedy his pain is completely gone, he feels the vein "fresh" vs the "fire" he felt before. He cannot believe it... My mother who is 74 and has a lot of problems is feeling much better too. She didn't have any appetite, most of the times she wouldn't have dinner just because she didn't feel like eating (she also has memory loss, stomach problems, always exhausted, what seems a chronic cough etc.) after the same amount of days she says she is very hungry and that she can be active all day long. She is having three meals a day now!! Thank you so much for this really healing water!!! All the best, D


Sodium Citrate
Posted by Tom (Livingston, Tx) on 05/30/2016 64 posts
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Sodium citrate did help me greatly after having my blood drawn 2 months ago which resulted in what felt like painful clots in my left withdrawal arm and a kinked feeling on left side of my heart.

I started taking the sodium citrate and my clot pain stopped (clots cleared) and the kinked feeling left within 2 days.

Tumor cyst cheese theory and sodium citrate progress

Before or with meals and snacks (4 times per day) I still take 1/2 level teaspoon of the surfactant sodium citrate. It's used as an anticoagulant in blood products. Also, it removes calcium scale from boilers without shutting them down. It also melts cheese without heating it when making nacho and mac & cheese sauces.

I have a cyst that seems to or may have shrunken a little, gotten a little flatter and softer since I started taking sodium citrate on April 7th, 8 weeks ago as of today, June 3rd. It's hard to tell thus far. I will keep this post updated on any more definitive progress. I buy food grade sodium citrate powder online in a one pound bag. Hopefully my theory will prove correct that sodium citrate can melt cysts or cancer tumors like it melts various cultures of cheese, and that cancers are cheeses of various cultures growing in the body.


Lemon and Baking Soda
Posted by Deirdre (Earth Clinic) on 03/16/2023

Hi Maria, baking soda can quickly deplete essential nutrients, especially two critical ones; potassium and magnesium. If it were me, I would stop the lemon baking soda tonic for a few days and take those two supplements. Then retry. Apple cider vinegar and baking soda tonic (and ACV alone) used to make me quite dizzy, but no longer does as long as I take those two supplements once a day when I take ACV.

Read up on Earth Clinic's baking soda remedies page, and you'll read more side effects. https://www.earthclinic.com/remedies/baking_soda.html


Ted's Remedies
Posted by Leila (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) on 04/20/2009
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Dear Ted, your remedy against Phlebitis works so well, it's absolutely amazing. I have varicose veins, they're not on the surface and so my legs look smooth, but on the inside the veins feel tense. I had Phlebitis three times before, the last time it lasted for 6 weeks and I was in so much pain, I thought I was going crazy.

I work in a shop, so there's lots of standing on my feet all day long. A few days ago, I sensed the first signs of an upcoming Phlebitis; a spot on my calf as large as my hand felt hot and inflamed. Aimed a cold shower at it and searched the condition here at EC. I had one lemon in the fridge (hurrah) and baking soda is always at hand in my house since I found EC, so I mixed teh two just like you said, filled the glass with water and drank it down. Within 30 minutes, the heat had left the spot on my leg! I could hardly believe it, but it's true. Thank you so much.


Nattokinase, Serrapeptase, Lumbrokinase +
Posted by AZJJ (AZ) on 12/24/2023
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Well done! I used Lumbrokinase and serrapeptase to dissolve a DVT, above knee to ankle, in 2.5 months... a tiny clot remained, but was completely stable. Probably gone now...I used high doses (up to 6 caps daily for a while) of the expensive ("Boluoke)" brand lumbrokinase and SerraRX brand serrapeptase, 80,000-1220,000SPU daily... no Eliquis or any Pharma blood thinner. The DVT did damage my vascular system in the leg, so have some discoloration and often a "wooden" feeling in the leg and ankle.

I also used topical 70/30 DMSO gel, I think it helped. BTW: I have Leiden V, so I continue to take lumbrokinase (a less expensive brand) several times/week... and baby aspirin, from 1-4 most days.


DMSO, Cayenne +
Posted by Cindy (Illinois, USA) on 06/09/2022 431 posts

Rebounding also "unsticks" blood cells and makes them "slippery" so they don't clump up. There is - or, at least, there used to be - microscopic videos of before and after rebounding showing how sticky they are, before and how free flowing they are, after - it's quite remarkable.


N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
Posted by Joe A. (Stockton, Ca ) on 09/02/2021 73 posts

My comment is about NAC, I use that for a few reasons being it may help Tardive Dyskinesia when associated with Antipsychotics. I would like to learn more from anyone that has the knowledge. I use it on my son who does have Severe Tardive Dyskinesia every morning upon waking up for the first 2 hours, then it significantly reduces the movements considerably the rest of the day. I am open to learning more.


N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
Posted by Marcia T (Cape Cod, MA) on 04/23/2022

You can still get NAC from Thorne as a dietary supplement. The fillers are Hypromellose (derived from cellulose) capsule, Leucine, and silicone dioxide. I've been using NAC for years w/ no problems. Agree that Amazon pulling it was a surprise and, imho, deeply suspicious since it is supposed to help those with covid.


N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
Posted by Jayna D. (Southern California) on 12/16/2023

Marcia, I order Swanson Vitamins' NAC 600 mg. capsules for now about $10.00 a bottle. I have been taking it since 2009. This may be why I have not had any flu, Coronavirus', and COVIDS even though exposed. Swanson has been in the business since the 1940's and their products work for me. I won't go near Fauci's Ouchis or other quackcines! I post publicly and freely on MeWe.


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Katzie (Canada) on 01/02/2022

The only difference between Blackstrap and regular Molasses is a 3rd boil. Blackstrap would be preferred, but regular Molasses would also start helping right away. Please, just get some into you. Don't suffer. The Brand name also does not matter.


Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Axel (Phoenix) on 01/02/2016

I understand that the Blackstrap Molasses and red pepper brakes up blood clots. My question how do you process the pepper to eat?


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Anonymous (USA) on 06/15/2013

Hi Desmond, This is great news and thanks for posting. However please consider carrying on with a small dose of Blackstrap Molasses ever day and try and investigate why you had the clot as they can be a red flag to some other disease.


General Feedback
Posted by Prioris (Fort Pierce, Fl, Usa) on 07/23/2013

Coumadin may be "standard" treatment but Coumadin will damage ones health over long term. The best thing to use for blood clots are fibrolytic enzymes such as nattokinase. Unlike Coumadin which has side effects and can damage ones health especially over the long term, nattokinase is completely natural to the body. To transition off coumadin, it takes around 3 days before starting nattokinase.

At this point just finish the 6 month course and hope there are no side effects. one may need to take a diuretic for water gain.

Next time say NO to coumadin and take fibrolytic enzyme to remove clots.


Thrombocytopenia
Posted by Amanitav (Swansea, West Glamorgan Uk) on 11/11/2011

I've read with interest on this forum of the various problems that people have had with thrombocytopenia. In my case I was diagnosed with thrombocytopenia in Sept. 04. My platelet count was dropping steadily from 145[x10power9] to 99[x10power9] by Dec. 05. "Normal values are 150-400. I suffered from heavy bruising which was getting worse. I was prescribed prednilosone to reduce my auto-immune response.

However, after some research I decided to help myself. I stopped taking fish oils, flax oil and all omega 3 type oils. By April 06 my platelet count returned to normal values and I was discharged from the hospital. The doctor was amazed but didn't ask me any questions.

Looking back it was obvious to me that the omega 3 oils were to blame and I was mis-diagnosed with an auto-immune disease. At present I do not consume the so called "essential fatty acids" [omega 3 & 6] and my health is better than at any time in my life. For detailed information on "essential fatty acids" I thoroughly recommend Ray Peat's website.

General Feedback
Posted by Maria (Gippsland, Australia) on 11/19/2011

Hi Bibi, Cayenne, garlic and Lisa's suggestion Nattokinase all have evidence that they can dissolve blood clots. When taken in therapeutic doses they also can interreact with warfarin, so you may want to check that out first. As the warfarin is not doing the job for your husband the question is which is worse - movement of the clot (and the damage that would do) or a possible interreaction? If you do use them in therapeutic amounts keep a watchful eye out for excess bleeding. Serrapeptase (Bess & Dud suggestion) appears to not interreact with warfarin.

Magnesium is also good at dissolving clots and lack of it can be a cause of blood clots. http://www.livestrong.com/article/463945-magnesium-and-blood-clots/

Ginger is worth looking into as well. http://www.livestrong.com/article/319767-foods-that-dissolve-a-blood-clot/ . Arginine has been said to also help so you could search that also (it is new to me). All the best.


Ted's Remedies
Posted by Karen (Chicago Suburban, Illinois) on 01/14/2008
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Thank you, Ted, for the lemon juice/baking soda remedy for phlebitis. My pain started two days ago, but I started your lemon juice/baking soda remedy twice a day yesterday and it is improving all ready. I can't thank you enough. I plan to continue this remedy until the pain is totally gone and then start your suggestion of 500 mg sodium ascorbic acid and 1/4 teas. baking soda in 1/2 a glass of water twice per day for about five days out of the week. Is this the correct dose or do you have other suggestions? I am going to be flying internationally for long periods of time in the next two weeks and am concerned about having a blood clot during the flight. I know flying is renown for the conditions that can cause a blood clot and that I should wear loose clothing, get up and move around, drink plenty of water. I am not a smoker. If you have any other suggestions for me or other travelers about preventing phlebitis, your help is greatly appreciated.


Cayenne
Posted by Idot 13 (Ireland ) on 02/28/2022

If a person was getting a heart attack you are supposed to give a tea spoon of cayenne pepper and it is suppose to bring them back again.


Nattokinase, Serrapeptase, Lumbrokinase +
Posted by Niena B (Iowa) on 12/22/2023
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I noticed my left leg swelling, reddish color in March, 2023. Immediately checked out my fav natural Dr on youtube and EC as well of course, both recommended natto, serrapeptase, lumbrokinase and Omega 3s in several forms w/Bvits etc. Leg swelling decreased. Two weeks later, at the ultrasound, everyone was alarmed at my clot's size, nearly the length of my leg. I was immediately sent to the ER but that surgeon looked at my leg, didn't see the swelling and purple he expected, and booted me out with "keep doing whatever you're doing, it's reabsorbing on it's own! Oh and here's some thinners (eliquis), take as your Dr says". (Which I did for 2 months only). Pff. Tossed those.

It's been nearly 9 months. Legs still looking good enough, still alive, still taking one each of the 'nases' & the B's etcs. But I would like to resolve the clot completely. Or maybe it's the covid microclots not going away?? Do I increase the dose? I'm not seeing a doc, I've moved to a new state, and not even sure I can get insured at a new job.

Any advise? Also, I just read about DSMO. Do I get the cream? Take drops? Any help is appreciated. Thanks so much!

Nattokinase, Serrapeptase, Lumbrokinase +
Posted by Jayna D. (California) on 12/28/2023

Hi Niena. Like you, I suddenly came down with almost a leg-long blood clot in my left leg at the end of January, 2022. No previous or family history. I suspect it may have come from "shedding" from a partner who had recently received two Moderna COVID shots.😡 (No longer in the picture.) I am now taking the "tases" you mentioned. But also these with them as one Dr. Peter McCullough M.D. suggests: Bromelain (from pineapple), and Turmeric. I order them from Swanson Vitamins as I have trusted them for many years. My daughter Joy met him and says he is one of the good ones! My last ultrasound showed the clot has stayed the same as last time, not better or worse. A complication from the ankle gives me pain at times. However, I take Omega 3 fish and flax oil gels that help. I wear a support stocking daily. Healing may take me a long time (if ever) so I must stay patient. I hope that your blood clot will be "Gone Baby Gone! Very soon! 😁


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Rob (Kentucky) on 07/28/2023

Sulphur molasses is no longer available on the commercial market due to some individuals being allergic to sulphur.

The only place I know to get sulphur molasses is from the Amish in Scottsville Kentucky where they make it by hand.

My GF personally uses Golden Barrel Blackstrap Molasses "un-sulphured".

It has made a huge differents with her reproductive system with continued use.

For general blood clots, start taking a good quality cayenne pepper pills or tincture for at least 30 days.

Don't buy from Wal-mart. Their Spring Valley Brand SUCKS. Go with Solaray or similar company.


DMSO
Posted by Katzie (Calgary) on 01/17/2022

Hi Amy.

My leg had previously been injured before my flight and they were very short flights, so I just wanted to clarify that.

I had not been able to figure out exactly what it was (dvt), but I knew I wanted that swelling down so I had been using DMSO anyways. While waiting for my 1st short flight I was searching online about edema. Then I read a poster saying she had the same issues like me and had been told by her doc to drink more water and take walks right after each bottle for at least 20 mins to get her lymph system on the situation.

That night at the hotel I made it a point to drink one 750 ml bottle of water over the course of an hour or so, then walk to a store 15 mins away, 3 times, and bought another bottle. The poster's doc had stated that water was important to "keep things moving along". So yeah, I drank alot of water over that afternoon/evening, but nor did I flood myself. That's important to keep in mind. Also, since the swelling had been going down a little every day in the preceding days, I hadn't been too worried. But when my seatmate told me about dvt's, I took it more seriously and so did the walking & water thing. It really worked for me!

Healthy blessings to you.


N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
Posted by RSW (OH) on 07/31/2021

Hi T1D,

I bought Metabolic Maintenance NAC, and the only other ingredient listed is vegetarian cellulose capsule.

Serrapeptase and Nattokinase are also clot busters, although they also thin the blood.

Best wishes.


Baking Soda and Lemon
Posted by Homeopathic Junkie (California) on 12/26/2017
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Blood clot in the lungs after total hip rplcmt

Greetings and well wishes of great health to all. I just had a total hip replacement December the 6th of 2017. All went well and after being in the hospital for 3 days, I got discharged. Two days later, I was admitted again for 4 days. The reason is or was that, they made me wear compressor socks (for circulation) during the day and take it off at night. Well, those same socks caused me so much harm. My knee became triple and at the emergency they admitted me for days. I have PE, Pulmonary Embolism and the doctor said " its because of severe swelling". They put me on xarelto, twice daily/every 12 hours for 6 months, and I HATE DRUGS WITH A PASSION!!!

As soon as I got home, I got rid of them. What am I taking, BAKING SODA 1TSPN AND ORGANIC LEMON 1 Cup from Sprouts grocery store.

I will take this again for 7 days on an empty stomach. (Please rinse mouth thoroughly after baking soda and or lemon consumption) it's not good for the enamels if it stayed there too long). I really enjoy this site where many kind people come to share positive experience and to learn to get natural cures. May GOD bless all of you and all of us!!! Peace to the whole world!!!

PS. They gave me xarelto, and 3 different meds that cause me to have acne, rough skin, severe insomnia ( I can't sleep day or night) during the day its like an hour or two and night time is zero. I'm trying to flush thses stupid drugs out of my system right now because the side effects still lingering. Thanks alot for allowing me to share and thanks for reading it too


General Feedback
Posted by Dud (From The Woods Of, Wv, Usa) on 09/23/2011

Shelly....... research:

1. nattokinase enzyme - from fermented soybean curd called natto, protein lysing [digesting]

2. serrapeptase enzymes - from a silkworms gut bacteria, protein lysing [digesting]

3. papain protein lysine enzyme from papaya trees

4. bromelain enzyme from pineapple stems, [or fruit?]

5. vitamin b12

6. garlic eating

7. other things also, Chinese herbs, etc.


General Feedback
Posted by Helpyourself (Houston, Texas) on 11/20/2011

Garlic thins the blood. Try 2 cloves, cut up in very small pieces, wash down with water, do this for a couple of days. Next, try 20 drops of Tabasco in about 4 oz of water, do this a few times a week, then use as needed. Tabasco has only three ingredients: cayenne, vinegar, salt, no additives. The cayenne is like a rotor rooter. Good for so many things, seems to clean the blood, stops headaches, sinus, depression, stomach problems, etc. Good Luck!


Cayenne
Posted by Ian (Sanford, Florida) on 09/21/2011

Hi John,

I think you should consider taking Nattokinase as it is a potent blood thinner. If you do decide to take it, then it is best to take with plenty of water 1 hour before meals or snacks or 2 hours after meals or snacks.

Ian


Cayenne
Posted by KT (The USA) on 07/18/2013

I wanted to report an update. I awoke this AM with pain in the leg in which I suspect a clot. I mixed about 1/2 tsp cayenne in some warm water and chugged it. After that, I took about 1/4 tsp turmeric and 1/4 tsp ginger in some warm water and chugged that. I then mixed about a TBSP of BSM in some warm water and drank that. I went for a ten minute walk. When I returned I ate about 1/2 C cooked carrots and a garlic clove. I don't know which combination worked or if they will counter each other later but the "tightness" in that leg has gone for right now although I can still feel a little disturbance.

Can anyone provide a warning about what I took? Sometimes, when you're in the pain I was in, you don't think too clear. I know the turmeric and ginger are from roots. I guess you can consider those a starch. I know too many carbs (starches) clog pores and veins. (BTW, a popular medical site locked me out of my account for reporting something they apparently didn't like until I begged for reinstatement and pleaded ignorance due to my brain injuries---which is true). During my times of employment I stood the majority of the time. I was never one to sit for long periods of time until getting the computer but I've had to cut back on that. I rode horses for several years but that is not idle sitting.


Cayenne
Posted by Rob (Kentucky) on 01/12/2024
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Cayenne is valuable in the prevention and treatment of blood clots. It returns the blood to its homeostatis; it will help it clot when it needs to and keep it thin when that is required.


Ginger
Posted by Fran (Face, GA) on 02/12/2007
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Ginger root is good for the spleen... Also figs are good to rid the body of gallstones... Also, ginger work s to rid the body of blood clots... God Bless you


DMSO
Posted by Amy (North Carolina) on 01/15/2022

Hi Katzie,

I recently suspected DVT with swollen right leg after a 7 hour international flight. Emergency department did ultra sound to rule out. Pain and swelling didn't go away. I was concerned because my left leg returned to normal with little or no swelling a few days after the flight. Went to my PCP and was diagnosed with cellulitis. Had to take antibiotics which I hate but it did do the trick. Interested in your water treatment. Also have heard of DMSO as a remedy for many ailments but not DVT. Thanks for your contribution.


K2
Posted by Whisperingsage (Northeastern California) on 05/20/2015 45 posts
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In reply to Replied by Mary (Usa) 12/09/2014 who wrote: "Be very careful with vit d. Look up USDA vit d as it is a mouse poison."

No, vitamin D is not a mouse poison, warfarin is a mouse poison, also known as coumadin, often used in rehab hospitals, warfarin is known to interfere with vitamin K1 function, Vitamin k1 is the greens vitamin needed for the proper functioning of platelets and clotting.

Vitamin K1 is converted to vitamin K2 in grass fed milk and meat and eggs, and is valuable for tooth repair and development and skeletal development- and making sure vitamin D works as a team with calcium (along with A, and magnesium) as it guides calcium to bones and ensures proper functions as it pulls it out of soft tissues like arteries and nerves and improper places.

K2 prevents heart disease. K2 could safely be used instead of warfarin in knee and hip replacement patients.


Cayenne
Posted by Mama to Many (Tennessee) on 08/18/2014

Dear Kt,

I think plenty of herbalists recommend cayenne without stipulating that the water must be boiling. (I just double checked and Philip Fritchey does not say it must be boiling.)I think you can just use hot water, if desired. In fact, I put my cayenne in cold juice when I take it and because it has reduced symptoms, I know it is effective when taken that way.

Perhaps the advice to boil it would be if you were to be making an extract or tea? If you were going to be pouring boiling water over the cayenne, letting it steep and then straining the cayenne, then you might be best to begin with boiling water.

For the record, when taking cayenne in a liquid, I use a straw, or put on lip balm first to avoid burning the mouth.

Love,

~Mama to Many~


Cayenne
Posted by Fernando (California) on 01/11/2016

The reason someone suggested that might be because plumbers recommend not drinking hot water from the tap. Lead is released from the pipes when hot water is traveling through. You might not have lead pipes. I wouldn't chance it. Lead is bad.


Cayenne
Posted by KT (Usa) on 01/12/2016

My husband suggested running the hot tap until the water until it gets "hot", then switching to the cold water until it gets cold again before drinking it because that cleared accumulated or "sitting" chemicals in the water, so that is what I do.


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Harold (Louisville,kentucky) on 11/11/2014

I will be using this site regularly as I am new here and see this site as my life saving mechanism with thousands of blood clots at present. Just stand by and watch God help me with these natural aides to better living and elimination of my clots!


Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by KT (Usa) on 01/03/2016

Hello Axel, Cayenne pepper can be purchased ground. I make a tea with the powder in about 4-6 oz. water, stir briskly and chug. I sometimes chase with a little more water. I also sprinkle it on food.

Ground red pepper is available in grocery stores, but I prefer to purchase mine from Penzeys Spices. You can find out if there is a location near you by calling 1-800-741-7787. Good Luck, KT


Alkalizing Remedies
Posted by Bart (Columbus, Ms) on 04/10/2017

Google Serrapeptase. This works to break up clots.


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Shakeel (Melbourne ) on 01/20/2016

Thanks for sharing your experience mate. My wife has blood clots appearing on her leg. I'll definitely use it and share the results.


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Shane (Show Low, Arizona) on 09/13/2018

Thank you so much. I have been taking blood thinner due to recent heart surgery and my body is rejecting it. I'm researching a safer ways. My life depends on it.


General Feedback
Posted by Art (California) on 06/15/2021 2141 posts

Mj,

Vitamin E and fish oil are two very common ones but there are many natural blood thinners. Ginkgo Biloba would be another. Nattokinase is also a blood thinner as is Vinpocetine, but you sure don't want to overdo it with blood thinning.

Art


General Feedback
Posted by Mj (San Diego ) on 08/16/2021

Thank you, Art.

I did stop my warfarin and now using vitamin E, Fish oil and cayenne pepper, and nattokinase 2x a day And garlic. I'm scared but pushing forward.


Thrombocytopenia
Posted by Sunshine (Buffalo, Ny, Usa) on 01/02/2012

I wonder how much Omega 6 you were consuming? I have read articles that Omega 6 is actually INFLAMMATORY.


General Feedback
Posted by Mary G (San Francisco, Ca) on 01/12/2013

I too have a clot in the jugular vein in my neck as does your husband. Mine was caused by the insertion of a Central Line into my neck at an ER. Mistake!!!! I had major headaches, that have been stopped with the use of Lumbrokinase, and Serrapeptase prescribed by a well known MD/naturopath. Doctors tell me that the coumadin, despite it's troubles, gives the body a chance to fix/dissolve the clot by thinning the blood and the body can then heal better that way. A long arduous trek of 7 months on coumadin is a drag! However, these enzymes help with my headaches, and sharp pains. Good luck to your husband. A real drag I know.


Cayenne
Posted by Jarret (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) on 01/20/2011
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BETTER BUT WITH SIDE EFFECTS

I've been following earth clinic for a couple years now. Every couple weeks to a month I have been getting pains which seem to come directly from the center of my heart. I dissolve 2 90,000 heat unit cayennes into a glass a water and bear the burn, but it seems the clot which was causing so much pain gets past my heart and it stops hurting. I haven't been able to take lots of cayenne everyday tho so I don't know if it will permanently fix this problem but it has done the trick several times over... I was even having pain in my left arm today and was worried I might end up with a heart attack if I didn't do something.

Cayenne also works awesome for cuts... burns pretty bad at first but gives a nice heal with no scar for the couple times I've used it on myself and others but these were minor wounds, so I can't say how well it would work for something severe.


Cayenne
Posted by Jarret (Calgary, Alberta) on 02/02/2011

Thanks for all the concern guys.
Tara, I think the best and quickest way for it to be effective is to put it in hot/warm water and drink. I don't really know what dmso is tho.. but I would think if you put it inside your body it will get into your blood and dilate your arteries much more directly than it could ever possibly do through your skin.

For the past weeks I have kept taking a tsp of cayenne (pills got expensive) in a glass of hot water at least 3x a day... It has provided a great deal of relief, but I am aware that this isn't a cure all. Lemarque I too suspect arterial sclerosis.. And by how badly my legs have scaled over I am severly depleted in good fats, however I did get a basic hepatology screening and everything came back normal (ie ldl) I would contribute the current condition to about 15 years of eating a high salt fast food diet. Another added benefit of taking this cayenne has been that the top of my head on my baldy spot has been warm again after being cold for a very long time. No sprouts yet tho :) I could feel the clots in different areas of my body as well. It got stuck in my arm, my heart, my lung, and what felt like the frontol lobe of my brain... But everytime I just kept taking the cayenne until it passed. I haven't felt it for a week or so but am still taking the cayenne to be safe. I have also started eating flax seeds (mulling them to a pulp) (and this is for omega3/ALA) everyday and while it's only been a few days of it I am feeling way better.


Cayenne
Posted by KT (Usa) on 02/23/2016

Hello Andrea,

This is just an update. I have been taking 1/2 tsp. of cayenne in water two to three times a day. I have been adding about 1/4 tsp. of ginger to it. I have also been adding both to food with turmeric. Sometimes I make separate teas with each. Thanks so much for your post...I didn't realize it was so long ago...please forgive my delay of thankfulness. Love, KT


Nattokinase, Serrapeptase, Lumbrokinase +
Posted by Peter (Chicago) on 12/29/2023

Attn: Rob from Kentucky

Rob, does this mean that cayenne in capsules is not effective per your posting?

Dr. Richard Schulze states: "If you take cayenne pepper in capsules, you may be wasting your time and never getting the cures I got with my patients."


N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
Posted by T1D&Fading (PA) on 07/31/2021 8 posts
★★★★★

Interesting that Amazon recently decided to stop selling NAC (N-acetyl cysteine) supplements (Link on the story below). I was researching potential supplements to break up blood clots in hopes to remedy femoral and tibial occlusions and came across an article stating that diacetyl-L-cystine, the disulphide dimer of N-acetyl cysteine (NAC), is a potential new treatment modality for atherosclerosis; however, is still being studied. (I left two links to these articles below.)

So, naturally, I started looking at NAC supplements and could not find anything on Amazon. Interesting that NAC is also being prescribed by holistic doctors for COVID 19 patients yet the FDA wants it pulled off shelves??? Anyway - Piping Rock has it - but I hate the fillers they use. Does anyone know where to get a good quality NAC supplement online? More importantly - can anyone tell me how to convert NAC to DiNAC to blast occlusions in arteries? I am trying to avoid a serious and complicated bypass surgery.

-D

https://www.naturalproductsinsider.com/regulatory/amazon-confirms-plans-removing-nac-supplements

https://research.gatech.edu/busting-clots-and-clearing-chemical-mystery

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12847563/

N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
Posted by Jill (Kentucky) on 02/05/2022
★★☆☆☆

I have had 3 blood clots in my femoral artery. Two have been while taking NAC. I am now taking serrapeptase, nattokinase and lumbrokinase. These enzymes all work differently. Look into them and I think you will be happy. You can still get NAC at iHerb.


Folic Acid
Posted by Francine (Spring, Tx) on 07/19/2015

My doctor prescribed 1 mg of Folic Acid...I have a genetic mutation that makes me more susceptible to blood clots. This helps keep my homocysteine levels balanced which will help prevent blood clots.


Cayenne
Posted by KT (Usa) on 08/18/2014

Would someone please advise why it is preferred to boil the water before mixing with the cayenne pepper? Wouldn't hot water from the tap do just as well? The lips and tongue can tolerate that better!

Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Anthony Francis (Freeport Bahamas, Grand Bahama) on 09/28/2015

Organic Apple cider vinegar... Two teaspoons daily will help...but for flying all those hours I recommend Compression Stockings.... Your local pharmacy should carry them also they can fit you....they have to measure your calf and ankle to get the right compression... I know I wear one everyday... And it works...they have ankle..knee high..and full legs...so get what you need...have a great day


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Koio (Sofia) on 03/25/2017

When flying, take nattokinase and serrapeptise without food. This is the best clot prevention.


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Idiot 13 (Ireland) on 04/20/2023

Wet the legs with the apple cider vinegar, it should be very good for legs.


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Bart (Columbus, Ms) on 04/10/2017

Serrapeptise will dissolve the clots and scar tissue. Will get quick relief.


Alkalizing Remedies
Posted by Michelle (Pa) on 04/14/2018

Removal of a filter can be dangerous if done 6 months to a year after insertion. It can lead to damage to the inferior vena cava, and severe life threatening hemorrhage. A filter if inserted (in my opinion) should only be inserted temporarily (3 months).


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Prioris (Fl) on 11/18/2013

There is already an optimal healthy supplement for blood clots - fibrolytic enzymes e.g. nattokinase (clot buster). Given that it could be a life or death issue, I would recommend that people retire molasses and other treatments to the dustbin as a treatment unless they can't get access to the enzyme.


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by MF (Michigan) on 07/28/2021

Dear Prioris - re your advice to retire OTC (over the counter) Wisdom and to take Prescription meds unless they can't get access:

My response: With medical appointments being MONTHS and MONTHS out, and if covered, maybe they did what they needed/could afford to do &/or didn't have to wait & maybe die for, and lived long enough to maybe or maybe no longer need to get your 'approved' Prescription enzymes.

EC: ???

Prioris was mentioning home remedies like blackstrap molasses, not OTC, and specifically helpful enzyme supplements that are thought to help dissolve blood clots. These enzymes are NOT prescription, they can be bought in any health food store or online.


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Mama To Many (Tennessee, Usa) on 04/05/2014

Dear Airforce Wifey,

I don't know for sure if Blackstrap is okay to take with those meds. Blackstrap is high in some nutrients (which is why it helps with so many things! ) but none are above the RDA for the nutrients. It seems like it should be okay, but I am not a doctor or chemist. You might want to check with a pharmacist. Let us know if you find anything conclusive.

~Mama to Many~


Sassafras
Posted by Bess (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) on 06/08/2013

Hi Bluemoonrising - Sorry, I don't have information about sassafras. However, to be on the safe side, you may want to work with a naturopath who can monitor your husband while he takes alternative remedies just in case they interfere with his anticoagulant. You could ask the naturopath about taking high-quality serrapeptase or other systemic enzymes (you may want to do an Interent search on systemic enzymes and deep vein thrombosis). I wish you and your husband the best of luck! Bess


General Feedback
Posted by Helen (Alabama) on 02/14/2016

I take 2.5 mlgs. Of Coumadin every night I want to know if I start taking organic apple cider vinegar to lose weight. Will it effect my blood level??


General Feedback
Posted by G (Nyc, Ny) on 09/25/2011

Sorry, forgot to add: do a wikipedia search for warfarin. Cayenne (and also many other natural supplements/vitamins) is also a blood thinner. Your friend is lucky to have you as a friend.


General Feedback
Posted by Lisa (S. California, Ca, Usa) on 11/18/2011

Try Nattokinase. It's a natural enzyme that dissolves blood clots. It has lots of reviews on iherb. It does thin the blood, so your husbands doctor should be informed.


Juice Fast
Posted by Taram7 (Cincinnati, Oh) on 04/10/2015

Manuel from Brooklyn, have you been taking Cayenne Pepper Capsules? or even make a pepper drink if you don't have the stuff to make capsules. Cayenne is great for heart and circulatory.

My mom is diabetic and I keep 'fixing' her when she gets bad but she goes right back to her diet of death. She is able to maintain her sugar at completely normal levels but will not stay on it, so it goes right back.

If you have type 2, doing a parasite cleanse and treating systemic fungus will have your body functioning again in a healthy way and you can use gymnema sylvestre to control the sugar levels until you are healed. This has taken her completely off her meds for a couple months... until she falls off the wagon again.

Take lots and lots of Cayenne. Best Luck!


Lemon and Baking Soda
Posted by Devinder (Brampton, Ontario) on 10/19/2011

From my experience I can say that Lemon and Baking Soda is a safe drink to use it for as long as you want to, however, after the initial treatment for 10-15 days I would suggest to do it 3-4 times a week. This has helped me a lot in stopping my Gout attacks and I believe the same should apply to DVT condition as well.


Cayenne
Posted by Tara (South Hadley, Ma, Usa) on 01/21/2011

That's great feedback Jarret, thanks. I wonder if in an emergency you could apply cayenne over the heart in a diluted solution of DMSO, which would penetrate immediately? Does anyone have any thoughts about that? Thanks.


Cayenne
Posted by Aeiver (New Braunfels, Tx) on 02/24/2013

An interesting book about cayenne and other healing foods is "Left For Dead" by Dick Quinn who writes about his experience with heart disease and regaining his health.


Cayenne
Posted by Anon (Anon) on 09/06/2020

Turmeric is thought to prevent the damage that occurs from sitting too long. It would pair well with the cayenne. Garlic, peanut butter, beets, citrus bioflavonoids are other good ideas.


Cayenne
Posted by KT (The Usa) on 07/11/2013

Hi Terri, I just happened to read your post and thought I had been experiencing the same thing with one of my legs. I had read some benefits from taking cayenne pepper so I had started to use it on my eggs and vegetables along with turmeric and ginger. I don't know whether it is the combination or not but since I have been taking it I have not had that "feeling" in my leg. In fact, I had not given it another thought until I read your post. Just thought I'd share.


DMSO, Cayenne +
Posted by Terry (Colorado Springs) on 06/08/2022
★★★★★

For blood clots,

I used DMSO, cayenne, fibrinolytic enzymes, and lots of infrared saunas.

N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
Posted by Stacey (Gardner, KS) on 08/31/2021

Jarro makes one. I've had my bottle of it for a while. I either bought it at Natural Grocers or Sprouts. It's probably more likely that it was Natural Grocers, though.


N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
Posted by Lorraine (Florida) on 02/15/2022

I bought pure NAC from purebulk.com


Apple Cider Vinegar, Cayenne
Posted by Ashley (Dingmans Ferry, PA) on 08/18/2022

I was just wanting to know how much apple cider vinegar and how much cayenne capsule to take at one dose?


Cayenne
Posted by Cindy (Illinois, Usa) on 05/05/2015 431 posts

As you are actually consuming the pepper solids, it doesn't matter. Heat, acid or even just time is used in the extraction of the goodies from the solids, as with tea, and the solids are discarded or used for some other purpose. But in taking cayenne (like eating garlic or raw veggies), you are actually consuming the solids and the body does the extracting.


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Gia (Usa) on 08/05/2014

I think you are taking all the right precautions. Also, on your flight, get up and move around as much as you can and stay fidgety in your seat by stretching a lot. Have fun in Europe!


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by David (Liverpool) on 04/02/2017

hi there, what is good for a blood clot in my leg as well as i have suffred with it for about nearly 6 yrs. Any way tried every thing no cure at all for it now. Can you look in to this what herbel tablets to take for it now?


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Rex (Rexville, Utophia) on 04/21/2023

Systemic enzymes
And
Chlorine dioxide used hours apart from the enzymes
Andreas kalcker cds.rumble..odesset..brighteon


Blackstrap Molasses, Cayenne
Posted by Angela (Texas, US) on 06/11/2014

How did you prepare it



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