Blood Clotting: Symptoms, Causes and Support Strategies
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The blood is one of the most important fluids in the body because it carries all the things essential for proper function, like oxygen and nutrients. It must flow as fluidly as possible, without impediment. Dr. Jockers explains what happens when blood clots and the major health risks one is likely to encounter should this happen. Understand the ways the blood can malfunction so you can apply proper care and strategies to make sure it stays its course.
"The more red blood cells and proteins that are in the blood, the more viscous the blood is going to be."
- Dr. David Jockers
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In This Episode:
- THESE 10 factors impact how thick and sticky your blood is. Then Dr. Jockers explains how to improve your blood's viscosity. [00:58]
- Beware of these top 10 risk factors for blood clotting and the 8 major signs that warn you when it starts. [4:02]
- Watch for these 6 signs to properly diagnose a blood clot – and the 9 BIG factors that lead to this problem in the first place. [5:19]
- 4 things you can ask your physician to test if you want to get your blood flowing better, including the magic number of when to worry. [7:38]
- Adopt some natural strategies to improve blood flow and viscosity. (Psst, donating your blood is not only heroic, but it is also therapeutic!) [13:19]
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