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6. You're correct, John, of course, though my very good cardiologist isn't as well-versed

Reply to JohnSJ (Reply #5)

Sat Nov 12, 2022, 08:55 PM

Nov 2022

on supplements as he is on stents and procedures, etc.
I'm thinking a good dietician might be more specific in knowledge of supplements and vitamins re various ailments.

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L-Carnitine - any down side for a senior woman taking it? [View all] No Vested Interest Nov 2022 OP

If you are on warfarin or other blood thinners L-carnitine IS contraindicated (additive effects) hlthe2b Nov 2022 #1

Taking Eliquis 2 x day - morning & night. No Vested Interest Nov 2022 #3

Eliquis has a list of drug interactions as long as your arm Warpy Nov 2022 #7

Thanks, Warpy; sounds like good advice. No Vested Interest Nov 2022 #8

Only thing is- I would rec'd taking with food- Quakerfriend Nov 2022 #2

Yes, I read that it should be taken early in morning. No Vested Interest Nov 2022 #4

Ask your Doctor JohnSJ Nov 2022 #5

You're correct, John, of course, though my very good cardiologist isn't as well-versed No Vested Interest Nov 2022 #6