Re: Re[2]: Re: homocysteine hypercoagulation

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I am taking per day:

4-mg of b12 (orally).

10-mg folic acid

500-mg b5

60-mg b6 /5phosphate

2 * thorne B complex

10 mg manganese

Liquorice 4/5

potassium 1200-mg

High salt diet.

Works wonders.

>

>

> Hi, can you please tell me what levels of these 3 supplements are

> required to do the

> business?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Sheila

> Saturday, March 19, 2005, 7:24:09 PM, you wrote:

> C> try the b12, b6, and folic acid route. Cheap..

>

>

>>> I've always felt better when I could afford SAM-e -- the compound

>>> that lowers homocysteine.  Just wish it wasn't so damn pricey.

>>>

>>> d.

>>>

>>>

>>>> Absolutely:

>>>>

>>>> Hyperhomocysteinemia promotes hypercoagulation

>>>>

>>>> http://www.victorherbert.com/ClinChemBookReview.htm

>>>>

>>>>  

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>>>>  

>>>>

>>>> " A hereditary defect in a coagulation regulatory protein, such as

>>> protein C,

>>>> protein S, Factor VL, prothrombin gene mutation, PAI-1, Lp(a),

>>> or elevated

>>>> homocysteine is predispositional in greater than 755 of

>>> patients "

>>>>

>>>>

>>> http://www.springboard4health.com/notebook/health_hypercoag

>>> ulation_aps.html

>>>>

>>>> Ken Lassesen,

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>    _____

>>>>

>>>> From: Colourbleu [mailto:colourbleu@f...]

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> new line of research,

>>>>

>>>> any connections between these two players?

>>>>

>>>> bleu

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>>>

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>>>

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>>>

[Guest guest]

i forgot to mention oysters. 10 a day

> I am taking per day:

> 4-mg of b12 (orally).

> 10-mg folic acid

> 500-mg b5

> 60-mg b6 /5phosphate

> 2 * thorne B complex

> 10 mg manganese

> Liquorice 4/5

> potassium 1200-mg

> High salt diet.

>

> Works wonders.

>

>

> >

> >

> > Hi, can you please tell me what levels of these 3 supplements are

> > required to do the

> > business?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Sheila

> > Saturday, March 19, 2005, 7:24:09 PM, you wrote:

> > C> try the b12, b6, and folic acid route. Cheap..

> >

> >

> >>>  I've always felt better when I could afford SAM-e -- the compound

> >>>  that lowers homocysteine.  Just wish it wasn't so damn pricey.

> >>>

> >>>  d.

> >>>

> >>> 

> >>>> Absolutely:

> >>>>

> >>>> Hyperhomocysteinemia promotes hypercoagulation

> >>>>

> >>>> http://www.victorherbert.com/ClinChemBookReview.htm

> >>>>

> >>>>  

> >>>>

> >>>>  

> >>>>

> >>>> " A hereditary defect in a coagulation regulatory protein, such as

> >>>  protein C,

> >>>> protein S, Factor VL, prothrombin gene mutation, PAI-1, Lp(a),

> >>>  or elevated

> >>>> homocysteine is predispositional in greater than 755 of

> >>>  patients "

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>> http://www.springboard4health.com/notebook/health_hypercoag

> >>>  ulation_aps.html

> >>>>

> >>>> Ken Lassesen,

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>    _____

> >>>>

> >>>> From: Colourbleu [mailto:colourbleu@f...]

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>> new line of research,

> >>>>

> >>>> any connections between these two players?

> >>>>

> >>>> bleu

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>