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Does new Brilinta block vitamin K?

Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2017 12:53 pm
by ofonorow
Dear Owen Fonorow

My name is [ deleted] I am a big fan of your book. I would like you to ask about details regarding VIT K2. I am taking now blood thinner (Brilinta) after my two stents procedure and I taking also Vitamin K2. In your book I found information that taking blood thinners with Vit K2 can be dangerous creating calcification in soft tissues. I tried to find some deeper information on website but I could not find any details about it. All information I found is about relation between blood thinners and regular Vit K not K1 or K2. Should I stop supplement myself with K2MK7 until I will finished my 12 months blood thinner period?

Thank you very much

T.


It would depend whether Brilinta works like Warfarin (or heparin) and uses a vitamin K receptor. Johnwen?

Looking a wikipedia, it is not a "blood thinner", but acts more like Plafix - super aspirin that prevents platelet aggreatation.

Re: Does new Brilinta block vitamin K?

Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2017 5:55 pm
by Johnwen

Re: Does new Brilinta block vitamin K?

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2019 1:38 pm
by DiverDown2
When you say don't over do D3 while taking Brilinta,
would 5000iu daily and a 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25- OHD ). Level of 71 be considered over doing?
thanks