Definition of Fibrinolytic:
Fibrinolytic activity: Clot removal.
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Angina
...recommendation Garlic
“When taken in high doses, garlic increases fibrinolytic activity. This increased fibrinolytic activity inhibits platelet aggregation which contributes to the formation of blood clots.”
Digestive Enzyme (Trial)
...as a treatment
“...Several human studies suggest that the proteolytic enzymes derived from this fungus may play a role in anti-inflammatory and fibrinolytic therapy, as well as providing digestive support...”
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Gugulipids
...as a treatment
“...Gugulipid has also been shown to decrease platelet aggregation and increase fibrinolytic activity in patients with coronary artery disease...”
Platelet Aggregation (Clotting)
...the condition
“...It is an effective fibrinolytic agent but this action is more evident in purified fibrinogen solutions than in plasma...”
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Spicy Foods
...as a treatment
“...Scientists have now concluded that capsicum does indeed possess fibrinolytic activity, meaning that it is able to break down blood clots...”
Varicose Veins
...the condition
“...Along with a high fiber diet and regular exercise, enhancing fibrinolytic activity can help...”
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Last updated: Feb 13, 2024