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Old 09-18-2010, 07:24 PM #1
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Default Thick a.m. Blood & MS
Yesterday Dr Oz said the reason why most heart attacks happen in the a.m. is due to thick blood when you awake. I said wait! Could this be why my hands/arms are so numb in the morning? And if some of have narrowed jugulars ect, that would sure explain it! So I went out today and bought asprin! I'll take 325mg at bedtime tonight and see what happens. There's actually a trial for asprin/MS a few times/day. My platelet count is 300+
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