my mother takes anti-coagulents but she doesn't have a 'mechanical heart' whatever that might mean - what does it mean?

anyway, vitamin K can apparently promote blood-clotting...and as my mother recently had a 'nosebleed that wouldn't stop' and had to arrange for an appointment to tie up the blood vessels in her nose...i don't suppose that a few sprouts will harm her, this xmas...unless she overindulges...

this is something around the LEX...the prague rothschild group programming themselves in as THE BLOOD CLOTS...isn't it?

mark r saw himself as AGENT 'K'...and the bloodclots?


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-20805966

20 December 2012 Last updated at 18:48

Brussels sprouts 'overdose' hospitalised man at Christmas, report reveals

Vitamin K in leafy vegetables is known to interfere with anticoagulants

 

A man from Ayrshire had to be hospitalised after eating too many Brussels sprouts last Christmas, it has emerged.

The traditional Christmas vegetable contain lots of vitamin K which promotes blood clotting.

However, this counteracted the effect of anticoagulants the man was taking because he had a mechanical heart.

Doctors at the Golden Jubilee Hospital in Clydebank eventually realised too many sprouts were to blame.

The case was reported in a festive edition of the Medical Journal of Australia.

It outlines how the man's condition stabilised after the diagnosis.

Consultant cardiologist Dr Roy Gardner said: "Patients who are taking anticoagulants are generally advised not to eat too many green leafy vegetables, as they are full of vitamin K, which antagonise the action of this vital medication."

Jill Young, chief executive of the Golden Jubilee Hospital, added: "Whilst we think this is possibly the first-ever festive admission to hospital caused by the consumption of Brussels sprouts, we were delighted that we were able to stabilise his levels."