Knotweed, red clover and hypercoagulation
Dear Stephen,
I am currently drinking Sir Jason Winters Tea – one cup per day so far. It has the following herbs in it: red clover, indian sage and herbalene (which is an herb and spice mix that only takes up 2% of the tea mix as a whole – gotu kola, astragalus, ligustrum and 4 other basic spices). With lyme and hypercoagulation, if one is taking Japanese knotweed, or any of the other herbs in the protocol, are there any contraindications? I read in your book if one is taking the knotweed to not take any other things that thin the blood and I believe the red clover does that.
I am currently drinking Sir Jason Winters Tea – one cup per day so far. It has the following herbs in it: red clover, indian sage and herbalene (which is an herb and spice mix that only takes up 2% of the tea mix as a whole – gotu kola, astragalus, ligustrum and 4 other basic spices). With lyme and hypercoagulation, if one is taking Japanese knotweed, or any of the other herbs in the protocol, are there any contraindications? I read in your book if one is taking the knotweed to not take any other things that thin the blood and I believe the red clover does that.
Stephen’s response:
The red clover is not that intense of a blood thinner but basically I was thinking of pharmaceuticals in that passage of the book. This tea blend should work fine with the protocol.
The red clover is not that intense of a blood thinner but basically I was thinking of pharmaceuticals in that passage of the book. This tea blend should work fine with the protocol.
Stephen
posted on December 30, 2009 in blood/lymph issues, Herbs, interactions, japanese knotweed, Symptoms, The Basics
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