This indispensable book includes:
• A primer on WHAT a Mediterranean-style diet is and WHY it's great for you
• 95+ delicious Coumadin safe recipes
• Information about managing your diet on Coumadin
• Ingredient and cooking tips throughout the book
• Complete Nutrition Facts, including Vitamin K content, for each recipe
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Note: This is a revised and updated version of Dr. Harlan's The Dr. Gourmet Diet for Coumadin Users. These are the same recipes with updated Nutrition Information, with the addition of information on a Mediterranean-style diet.
Find out the exact amount of Vitamin K (in micrograms) of almost a thousand common foods! Listed both alphabetically and then in order of the amount of Vitamin K in the food, this list will help you know exactly how much Vitamin K you're eating. Just $4.95 for the eBook (PDF) or $12.95 for the paperback. Get your copy now!
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Is there any interaction between Golgi or Noni juice and warfarin?
I have looked and looked and spoken with a few people about this and cannot find any information about the Vitamin K content of this product.
I have encountered Golgi (also known as Noni) juice with a few of my patients. None were on Coumadin so I hadn't really looked into the Vitamin K issue. I did, however, look at the claims made by those marketing this product (which in my opinion appears to me to be a pretty fancy pyramid scheme) and find little to support that it's much better than orange juice. At a price in the $100.00 per gallon range I think that it's a waste of money and have simply taken this posture with my patients.
$100.00 will purchase about 3 months of gym membership, which has been shown to be of tremendous benefit. It will also buy about 75 lbs. of apples or 170 lbs. of bananas. There's clear cut evidence that eating fresh fruit is of more benefit than drinking fruit juice and it's cheaper, more filling and much more satisfying in the long run. Likewise, there's less concentration of calories.
Eating healthy food is the key to being healthy and Noni juice doesn't appear much better than any other fruit juice at an amazingly inflated cost.
Thanks for writing,
Timothy S. Harlan, MD, FACP, CCMS
Dr. Gourmet
Is it safe to take Acai
Advance with Coumadin (warfarin)?
Will drinking aloe vera juice interact
with Coumadin (warfarin)?
Will Resveratrol interact
with Coumadin (warfarin)?
How will these herbs affect
my Coumadin and INR?
Do you have suggestions for eating
healthy on Coumadin - for a busy lifestyle?
Are freeze dried acai berries
and changa mushroom powder OK with Coumadin?
Can I substitute Resveratrol for
my daily dose of Coumadin (warfarin)?
Can I take acai berry with
Coumadin?
Is there a multivitamin
without Vitamin K?
Can I take Dr. Sears ZONE
- Metabolic Digestive Support with my Coumadin (warfarin)?
Are Aronia berries (chokeberries)
safe with Coumadin?
Does eating garlic counteract
eating high amounts of Vitamin K?
Can a Coumadin user have wheatgrass
juice?
Should I avoid iron if
I am on Coumadin?