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Blood clots can be lethal. Here’s how to know 100% if you have one.

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The No.1 warning sign that you may have a blood clot

Most of us have seen an episode of one of the zillions of hospital TV shows where someone is going to die because of a blood clot in their heart.

In these shows, there is usually some hot-shot, good-looking doctor who saves the day.

In real life, pulmonary embolisms kill 1/3 of the people who get them.

And it’s instant. You get no warning or second chances.

The worst part is that most people have to get a life-threatening DVT (deep vein thrombosis) before a doctor will even suggest treating it.

And that’s true even if you have lots of risk factors.

Which is crazy when it’s something that can kill you instantly!

Luckily, one man named James was wearing an Apple Watch that alerted him that his blood pressure was skyrocketing…

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…so he called 911 immediately and got help.

I don’t wear an Apple Watch, but I don’t want to end up in the morgue early.

I bet you don’t want to either.

So it’s important to know how to prevent the clotting that can cause pulmonary embolisms or DVT.

The big problem with DVT…

A DVT is something that most people don’t think about until it’s too late.

“DVT is a blood clot that develops within a deep vein in the body, usually in the leg, and causes swelling, aching, and difficulty walking.”

And this is a huge problem because the consequences are SEVERE.

“DVT and its complication, pulmonary embolism, have high morbidity – reducing quality of life and leading to death.”

Even if you have never had a DVT, you still need to pay attention to this if you are over 50, if you travel regularly, or if you are overweight.

Because you may STILL be at major risk.

As we get older our RISK factors often increase…

It’s no secret that as we get into our 50s and 60s we often end up with high blood pressure and we gain weight.

Both of those increase our odds of developing DVT – especially if we also travel a lot or have surgery.

But the good news is there are ways to DRAMATICALLY reduce your risk factors… now and in the future.

“Those setting off on long-haul flights should be aware of the risk of DVT, which can be triggered by immobility. There are ways to reduce your risk, such as walking around the airplane or wearing anti-DVT socks. This is even more important for people already at risk for DVT, who carry other risk factors such as old age, obesity, smoking, or being pregnant.”

But before we look at how to reduce risk, we should probably examine what CAUSES DVTs…

Inflammation strikes again…

Most of the chronic diseases that we associate with aging in men are actually the direct result of chronic inflammation in the body…

Obesity, diabetes, high-blood pressure, erectile dysfunction, and even DVT.

When you eliminate chronic inflammation from your life, a lot of these diseases go away on their own.

(We’ll get into chronic inflammation again in a bit.)

But first… I want to show you a few easy ways to reduce your risk of getting a DVT.

Move around

Humans aren’t meant to sit on their butts all day long.

Whether you work at a desk or you’re recovering from surgery, moving around is super-important to maintaining good health.

I recommend getting up and walking every half hour or so. It really helps.

It also helps to wear anti-DVT socks when you’re in a high-risk situation.

Chemical therapy

After you’ve survived a DVT, your doctor will want to put you on medication to prevent another one.

This usually means blood thinners, which have their own negative effects (but they’re better than dying).

“The current treatments for DVT, which affects around 60,000 people in the UK every year, include anti-clotting drugs such as heparin and warfarin.”

“These drugs are relatively effective but put patients at increased risk of bleeding. This is because, as well as targeting the blood clot, they also affect hemostasis, the body’s natural response to blood vessel injury and bleeding.”

But there is a new class of treatments for DVT is being examined, and it might provide prevention benefits without the risk of bleeding.

Weirdly, these are actually anti-allergy meds that are already on the market.

They work by blocking mast cells – which seems to prevent DVT, at least in mice.

“This is particularly exciting because this is a group of drugs which already exists, and some forms are approved for the treatment of allergies such as hay fever and asthma, meaning that this discovery could help people with DVT sooner rather than later…”

This could be VERY good news for people at high risk of DVT.

Hopefully, it will lower the risks of DVT with fewer negative side effects.

Back to inflammation…

Look… I’m not telling you to go off meds (or anything like that).

What I’m saying is that DVT is a serious condition that should be prevented at all costs.

And DVT goes hand in hand with other serious medical conditions that most people assume are just a fact of aging.

But it doesn’t have to be that way.

If you tackle inflammation, then you can help prevent DVT and a whole slew of other medical conditions BEFORE they start.

And one of the best ways to tackle inflammation?

Get rid of PUFAs.

PUFAs are polyunsaturated fatty acids.

They are the cause of much of the inflammation in your body…

And they are in everything.

Avoid vegetable oils, seed oils, canola oil, and soy oil!

Replace them with coconut oil and olive oil.

Over time you will probably start to see many of your symptoms disappear.

Whatever you do, don’t take risks with DVTs. They can be deadly.

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