Blood thinning / Anticoagulant

Danger

Supplements that inhibit blood clotting or platelet aggregation.

Stacking risk

Combining multiple blood-thinning supplements increases the risk of excessive bleeding, bruising, and hemorrhage. This risk is significantly amplified when combined with anticoagulant medications like warfarin, aspirin, or clopidogrel.

Supplements with this effect

Nattokinase (strong) Dong Quai (moderate) Ginkgo Biloba (moderate) Omega-3 Fatty Acids (moderate) White Willow Bark (moderate) Bromelain (mild) Cat's Claw (mild) Cayenne Pepper (mild) Evening Primrose Oil (mild) Feverfew (mild) Garlic (mild) Ginger (mild) Grape Seed Extract (mild) Green Tea Extract (mild) Serrapeptase (mild) Turmeric / Curcumin (mild) Vitamin E (mild)

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