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To: Red Badger
Yeah. The embalmers having been talking about this. Lot of blood clots. Because of fruit.
2 posted on
09/14/2022 6:57:55 AM PDT by
ClearCase_guy
(We are already in a revolutionary period, and the Rule of Law means nothing. )
To: Red Badger
She had four other known risk factors but they blame the grapefruit?
3 posted on
09/14/2022 7:00:39 AM PDT by
BitWielder1
(I'd rather have Unequal Wealth than Equal Poverty.)
To: Red Badger
The physicians found she had taken a relatively long car journey, of about an hour and a half, the day before;
took a daily dose of oestrogen oral contraceptives;
and had a genetic variant, called the factor V Leiden mutation, which is linked to a blood-clot disorder.
Yep, but it was eating a grapefruit for breakfast over the last 3 days that did it.
Junk science. One case of a woman who had a genetic disorder that leads to blood clots.
To: Red Badger
To: Red Badger; Gamecock; SaveFerris; PROCON; Rebelbase; mylife
Grapefruit can cause blindness. And winking.
8 posted on
09/14/2022 7:09:06 AM PDT by
Larry Lucido
(Donate! Don't just post clickbait!)
To: Red Badger
She must of eaten a vaccinated grapefruit.
To: Red Badger
I love pink grapefruit but don’t eat it all the time. It reacts with some of my medications.
11 posted on
09/14/2022 7:10:56 AM PDT by
HighSierra5
(The only way you know a commie is lying is when they open their pieholes.)
To: Red Badger
Oh Banana Oil!
I grew up in Ft. Lauderdale, had a grapefruit tree in my back yard. It is my favorite citrus fruit other than tangerines.
Yeah... it was the fruit... they’re really desperate.
To: Red Badger
Eating three grapefruit in three days would lead to “many times” her usual level of estrogen?!?
They really are getting desperate.
To: Red Badger
16 posted on
09/14/2022 7:15:53 AM PDT by
mylife
(And I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids...)
To: Red Badger
"Emergency doctors in Olympia, in the US Pacific coast state of Washington, treated the 42-year-old woman in November 2008 after she was admitted with shortness of breath, dizziness and difficulty walking."
Why is an article dated 9/8/2022 reporting on a blood clot that happened to some woman in 2008? Do they think this article will make people believe the next clot they get is due to grapefruit instead of you-know-what? Are we now going to get bombarded by clot articles and blaming them on everything else?
To: Red Badger
Grapefruit has been known for a long time to interact with a number of drugs.
22 posted on
09/14/2022 7:20:13 AM PDT by
devere
To: Red Badger
I bet she drink water everyday too. Such risky behavior.
23 posted on
09/14/2022 7:20:49 AM PDT by
tiki
(Electiongate)
To: Red Badger
30 posted on
09/14/2022 7:30:55 AM PDT by
riri
(There can be no unity with the wicked, their servants, or their slaves.-Vox Day)
To: Red Badger
I'm not an advocate of eating a single type of food daily long term anyway, but this report is just stupid.
The biggest ad fallacy I can remember is the "Oatmeal every day" campaign. Awful!
32 posted on
09/14/2022 7:39:09 AM PDT by
fwdude
(Racism is not dead, but it is on life support - kept alive by politicians….” — Thomas Sowell)
To: Red Badger
Let that be a lesson to all yoi holistic loonies. Trust in drugs only to keep you healthy!
42 posted on
09/14/2022 8:20:49 AM PDT by
Seruzawa
("The Political left is the Garden of Eden of incompetence" - Marx the Smarter (Groucho))
To: Red Badger
BS. It reads as if the researchers were trying very, very hard to find a way to steer the blame from oral contraceptives.
43 posted on
09/14/2022 8:22:17 AM PDT by
lastchance
(Credo.)
To: Red Badger
How to eat a grapefruit. Don't do it!
44 posted on
09/14/2022 8:23:01 AM PDT by
gitmo
(If your theology doesn't become your biography, what good is it?)
To: Red Badger
I’m on Eliquis and IIRC I’m not supposed to eat grapefruit. I don’t, anyhow, but it seems that grapefruit and blood clots have a connection.
47 posted on
09/14/2022 8:27:09 AM PDT by
MayflowerMadam
(Sometimes when you get to where you're supposed to be, it's too soon.)
To: Red Badger
But what “****may well have***” tipped the balance” is that she had been eating a grapefruit every morning under a weight-loss diet begun three days earlier, the report said.
_________
Weasel words.
Might the same “well have” been caused by Safe and Effective, Inc.?
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