Comments by "WaterspoutsOfTheDeep" (@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep) on "Institute of Human Anatomy" channel.

@Vingul Problem is what else is there that actually works that isn't prescription... tylenol and asprin is worthless and asprin is super harsh on the tumtum. What other options are there than those 3 type of pain relievers...
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should think about taking some nattokinase acouple capsules once a month. The blood clotting factors build up over time and makes the blood thicker than it should be and raises blood pressure. It's extremely easy to address that specific factor which can go a long way.
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@tommurphy4307 Should think about taking 2.5-5grams of lysine and a few grams of vitamin C a day. It dissolves plaque slowly overtime and of course are as benign as it gets for safe supplements. They are also what the body uses to produce collagen and it helps make the blood vessels healthy and flexable they do a bunch of stuff. Nattokinase is great too to take acouple every few weeks to reduce the clotting factors that build up in the blood but you'll have to look up if that's safe with your meds might thin your blood too much. It's a enzyme. Also using potassium chloride salt as in just a dash or two on food nothing crazy or a half and half mixture with normal table salt is helpful too for lowering blood pressure.
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