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Old 05-05-2007, 10:03 PM
Dennis R.
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Default Re: Lutein from pistachio nuts

In article <463c394f$0$17203$5a62ac22[at]per-qv1-newsreader-
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> Pistachio nuts are a good source of lutein often favoured by those suffering
> some forms of macular degeneration. Green leafy vegetables such as spinach
> are also a good source of Lutein. The problem with the green leafy
> vegetables is that often they upset the delicate balance of the INR level so
> well known to those on warfarin or coumadin.
> Is it Lutein whether from spinach or from pistachio nuts that affects the
> INR? OR can one eat pistachio nuts without affecting the level of INR?. If
> this was the case it would be some chemical principle other than Lutein in
> the spinach leaf that affects INR levels.
> Possibly this enquiry should be posted on sci.med.nutrition. I would be most
> grateful for any advice.
> Tom
It is the Vitamin K in some green vegetables and especially cruciferous
vegetabes (broccoli, cabbage, etc) IN LARGE QUANTITIES that affects blood
thinners like Coumadin (wafarin). That can then screw up the INR value,
but genetics can mitigate it. People on the same dose of blood thinners
can be all over the map on INR's.

Dennis
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Old 05-05-2007, 08:57 AM
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Default Lutein from pistachio nuts

Pistachio nuts are a good source of lutein often favoured by those suffering
some forms of macular degeneration. Green leafy vegetables such as spinach
are also a good source of Lutein. The problem with the green leafy
vegetables is that often they upset the delicate balance of the INR level so
well known to those on warfarin or coumadin.
Is it Lutein whether from spinach or from pistachio nuts that affects the
INR? OR can one eat pistachio nuts without affecting the level of INR?. If
this was the case it would be some chemical principle other than Lutein in
the spinach leaf that affects INR levels.
Possibly this enquiry should be posted on sci.med.nutrition. I would be most
grateful for any advice.
Tom


 

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