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Default Blood Clots Found in Bodies of CV Deaths

This is Very Interesting Discovery:

Coronavirus autopsies: Small vessel blood clotting found in patients, pathologist says - CNN

First thing that came to my mind is Keep That Circulation Moving in your bodies and to me I am counting on Vit C, Vit E, Grape Seed Extract as they all work on circulatory system.

If one takes a blood thinner drug, then be aware of too much blood thinning...so a fine line on keeping blood thinned if drugs are involved.
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