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I did NOT get the clot shot but I am prone to blood clots in my legs, usually occurring after pregnancy. However, I’m definitely not even pregnant and my youngest just turned 2 yet I seem to have gotten DVT (blood clot) again! I am very active as anyone would be running a homestead that also sells it’s excess on the side and taking care of a 2 and 4 year old plus a husband. I am still overweight but not nearly as bad as I was before I started this life change (over 100 pounds less). And I’m only 38! So I’m pretty frustrated with this because it hurts and aggravated my planter’s fasciitis. I cannot afford to be held back in this pain (and push through it even though the Dr says I need to rest – I told him when winter comes I’ll slow down a bit). My questions are can that vaccine shedding cause this? (Not sure who I would have been around) And what are some natural ways to heal and prevent this? I saw tumeric and I do cook with that sometimes but I just got the capsule-it machine so I can start doing that in there to take daily. What else can I do?
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The Epoch Times had an article 4 days ago about how the jab is being spread to unjabbed people through aerosolization from close contact with those that have been jabbed. Maybe this is your situation. Also, when Mom had DVT they wanted her to take blood thinners and watch because they are notorious for coming back
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I’m going to have to read that. I have always had a bubble from people but I think mine just grew even larger! At least those that are strangers.
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Turmeric, ginger and black pepper can thin your blood. I make a tincture with them, and I use it for arthritis. If I take it more than once or twice a day, I notice bruising. Taking caps will help a little bit, but it may take a few weeks for effects. If you can get turmeric and ginger tea, you can make it double strength and add a little pinch of black pepper and a sweetener if you want. That will work faster. A tincture takes several weeks to brew, but the tea should start helping alot sooner. If you have turmeric powder, you can find a recipe for golden milk on the internet and start using that. Turmeric needs black pepper or ginger to help it absorb better.
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GREAT!
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Mothewort tincture can be taken to help prevent clotting. You can take 10-20 drops every 20 minutes if necessary. Motherwort is called “bypass in a bottle” because of its beneficial effects on the circulatory system. You can also take hawthorn berry tincture for a healthy heart in addition. The mothewort tincture should be made from FRESH flowering tops and leaves. The hawthorn berry tincture can be made from fresh or dried berries.
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I grew motherwort this year! Good to know. Thabks
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One of my favorite sites is “Earth Clinic” they post suggestions of cures for ailments and people rate them as to how well they worked for them.
https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/blood-clot-treatment.html
earthclinic.com
Natural Remedies to Deep Vein Thrombosis (Blood Clots)
Discover natural blood thinners (anticoagulants) that may prevent deep vein thrombosis or blood clots.
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Does it cost to join?
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No, not all all.
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Thank you for sharing this site!! Very resourceful.
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Your welcome.. always great to share a good find.😃
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I too didn’t get the jab but have had repeat DVT’s. One was in September 2019, so before the pandemic. Two were after I was in the hospital with severe C- 19 pneumonia (90+% infiltration) Fall of 21. The last two were found in 5/22. I have been on Warfarin since and I want off of it and I really appreciate you putting this on here. I don’t have any suggestions but will definitely take /try some of the suggestions from others. I’m
sorry you’re going through this too. I can’t slow down either! So I get it! Best wishes to you!
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I’d look up magnesium for B C.
Pill or natural .natural spinach ,avacados, pumpkin seeds etc
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I would try garlic.
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We actually eat lots of garlic so I’ll have to continue and try some of these other suggestions too.
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Thank you! I ordered some.
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