[DannyTN]

Questions:

1. Blood clots are a small but recognized risk (4 in a million). When getting the vaccine, should people take a mild blood thinner such as a baby aspirin, tumeric or garlic to further lower that risk?
2. Also apolipoprotein A-IV (ApoA-IV) found in olive oil also as an anti-clotting effect. Would it be wise to consume prior to and after getting the vaccine?
3. The spike protein by itself is now being discussed as having the potential to cause vascular system damage. This may or may not be through the CD147 receptor. If it is, then could a natural CD147 receptor blocker mitigate some of the damage from the spike proteins? I read that tumeric may be a natural cd147 receptor blocker.
4. Likewise, apolipoprotein A-IV (ApoA-IV) found in olive oil, coats the interior lining of the vascular system providing some protection against heart disease. Could it protect the vascular system from the spike protein?
5. Finally, Ivermectin + zinc is believed to block viral replication of the coronavirus. Ivermectin is not believed to intefere with the vaccine in any way and won't intefere with the existence of the spike protein or the immune response to it. But could ivermectin possibly block the damage from the spike protein? And if so, by what mechanism? It wouldn't be by blocking viral replication in the cell, as there is no virus just the spike protein.

To recap, the questions are:

1. Mild blood thinners to lower the risk of blood clots?
2. Olive oil to lower the risk of blood clots?
3. Tumeric to reduce vascular system damage from the spike protein?
4. Olive oil to reduce vascular system damage from the spike protein?
5. Ivermectin + zinc to reduce vascular system damage from the spike protein? and if so, mechanism?

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To recap, the questions are:

Mild blood thinners to lower the risk of blood clots?
Olive oil to lower the risk of blood clots?
Tumeric to reduce vascular system damage from the spike protein?
Olive oil to reduce vascular system damage from the spike protein?
Ivermectin + zinc to reduce vascular system damage from the spike protein? and if so, mechanism?
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I don’t have specific answers but wanted to comment on the thinners.

The clots are basically sticky strands of blood cells that should otherwise not stick together.
Many, many reports in VAERS are for people who have stroke-like symptoms or damage but no visible clot when studied. Reads like the blood thickened but did not form a hard clot and cleared either by intervention or on it’s own, sometimes resolving symptoms and sometimes causing lasting damage requiring physical therapy, transfer to ‘stroke ward.’

So your idea of thinners has some merit, however, there’s a reported problem with Thrombocytopenia.

Some people having symptoms following vaccination are tested and have 0 platelets for clotting! Previously thought to be impossible and when first encoutnered post vaccine believed to be a lab error. But upon re-testing, accurate lab result.

Typically, TCP assumes some platelets for clotting were destroyed, pr bone marrow not making the platlets etc. But post vax, this happens too swiftly to be plately production halt. So likely either platelets destroyed or more often - severe clotting in some regions of the body ‘occupy’ all clotting platelets.

I’ve read about patients who have both clots and an inability to stop bleeding. So you have a clot and let’s say they want to operate - all the clotting platets are ‘apparently’ in the clot location (pulmonary, brain, extremeties) and there are none left over for clotting at the incision site.

There are many strokes from ‘cerebrovascular accidents’ but there are also brain bleeds.

So with thinners you could bleed out if you have issues with failure of clotting platelets. :(