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Do cayenne, ginger, garlic, and ginkgo help with blood flow?
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Cayenne, Ginger,: Garlic, and Ginkgo are all blood thinners or interact w/prescription blood thinners. Thus, it is very important that you speak w/your doctor about taking these, especially in combo and if you are on a prescription blood thinner. Taking all of the above can be dangerous and produce bleeding. Peace and good health.
Answered 10/23/2017
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