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It’s a safe bet that no one hear is qualified to answer that question — if indeed anyone anywhere is qualified to. You can search natokinese on the web and get a bunch of information, but basically, there’s been very little in the way of real clinical trials.
I would talk to my doctor and see if he/she thinks it will interfere with your coumadin. If not, give the nato a try — perhaps in conjunction with the medication and then gradually decrease the medication. Pay attention to your body and keep checking in with your doctor.
You are in an area with no clear answers looking for a solution. Which means you have to experiment — VERY CAREFULLY.
good luck.
Do not try to adjust your coumadin dosage by yourself. Do not experiment with this. The results could be disastrous. You need a skilled practitioner helping you with this situation. I would contact a nutritional pharmacy such as http://www.willner.com or http://www.invitehealth.com.There are contact points on these sites. I would ask to speak with a pharmacist or nutritionist. Outline your situation. Get a referral. You are still young. This is the time to take action. Good luck.
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