Coronavirus and Food Supplements

[nomoss]

Advice for users of those little extra goodies

https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/actualites/A14026?xtor=EPR-141

[idun]

I find this interesting, as last week, they were saying that in some patients. doctors had found that corvid19 seemed to have 'thickened' the blood.

So wouldn't aspirin 'thin' it???

OH takes one of those tiny doses of aspirin every day, prescribed and no one has told him not to.

This is all very very confusing.

Cannot wait for a test to see if we have had it or not, which would be a start, and then to find out if immunity actually did build up against it.

[nomoss]

[quote user="idun"]

I find this interesting, as last week, they were saying that in some patients. doctors had found that corvid19 seemed to have 'thickened' the blood.

So wouldn't aspirin 'thin' it???

OH takes one of those tiny doses of aspirin every day, prescribed and no one has told him not to.

This is all very very confusing.

Cannot wait for a test to see if we have had it or not, which would be a start, and then to find out if immunity actually did build up against it.

[/quote]

The reason it is recommended not to take aspirin is not related to blood thickening, it is to do with the suppression of the immune system associated with some drugs and food supplements.

[idun]

OH, so the game of 'life' plays itself out, one has a higher risk of a heart attack or stroke with not taking the aspirin...... or keeps the immune system at maximum.

Not a very good game is it![:(]