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I switched to a natural holistic blood thinner. prescribed by a practitioner. My doctor wanted to put me on xarelto which also has muscle weakness as a side effect. No thanks!! I went to a doctor who diagnosed "toxic myopathy" from eliquis, albeit reluctantly. This was almost a death sentence for me. I can only imagine someone without family support, they would be in a hospital for 3 weeks at least, and the doctors would deny the cause and keep feeding the poison to them.

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May I ask what "natural holistic blood thinner" you take?

For my part, I take a non-pharmacetical "triple anticoagulant therapy" ( the alternative to the triple pharmaceutical anti-coagulant therapy that is all the rage now): Boluoke lumbrokinase (2x per day/B.I.D.; which has a Canadian-FDA clinical trial behind it), Pure Prescriptions Cardiokinase nattokinase (1x per day), & chewable low-dose (81 mg) aspirin (1x per day).

This way I am combining proteolytic/fibrinolytic enzymes with the anti-platelet forming effects of aspirin...to achieve optimal...yet safe "anti-coagulation"...as I work further through a metabolic cardiological approach to healing & even reversing the myocardial fibrosis...causing paroxysmal atrial fibrillation...I have suffered since the incident myocarditis caused by the Moderna-NIH COVID-19 mRNA vaccines.

My atrial fibrillation burden (the state-of-the-art health-scientific metric for the time one's heart spends in atrial fibrillation...over a measured/given period)...is on a long-term downward trend...after sharply rising earlier this year.

What, you might ask, am I taking to support myocardial remodeling (reversing the myocardial fibrosis/lesion in my left atrium)?

Well, that would be 4.5 mg a day of...bioperine-enhanced (or Longavida-enhanced) curcumin.

Consulting with a naturopathic cardiologist led me to the discover this promising research (unfortunately done on non-human animals) on the role of curcumin in the IL-17 signaling pathway: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34894517/.

Since starting (2 weeks ago) on the elevated dose of bioperine curcumin my atrial fibrillation burden has dramatically decreased from 18% (measured over a week, every week via my Apple Watch)...to 5%.

The villain (caused by the Modern-NIH mRNA C19 vaccines) was & remained...myocardial inflammation, which elicits fibrosis & disrupts normative electrical conductivity across the myocardium (which results in, among other things, arrhythmia/atrial fibrillation).

The only published data available on the level of atrial fibrillation burden--associated with an increased level of ischemic stroke--which is 11% or greater, is found here: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamacardiology/fullarticle/2681476.

Net-net: I am thrilled with the results thus far & will continue this curcumin protocol...& my natural triple anti-coagulant therapy...& my other metabolic heart-centric supplementation (mainstays are part of the Sinatra protocol: potassium (mostly citrate), magnesium taurate, taurine, D-ribose, hawthorne, glycine, BCCA, & l-glutamine).

Add to this my decades-long Veganism & my continued high-intensity fitness routine. To wit: Yesterday, with the benefit of my Garmin & FitBit watches, I recorded a VO2 max score of...58 (VO2 max range is 0-65). So my heart health remains..."excellent," whether indexed for my age or across all age groups.

For example, for those 65 years or older, a VO2 max score (which is something that a cardiac stress test will also measure as it is an indirect measure of ejection refraction)...a VO2 max score of 37 is categorized as "excellent").

More about VO2 max score: https://www.fitnescity.com/understanding-vo2-max.

Stay safe (wear an N95 respirator in public to avoid C19 infection) & all the best to everyone!