On Jan 5, 2013, at 18:12,
> Anne,
>
> The issue with oils and meds has not so much to do with what you are mixing
> as it has to do with when each is taken. Oils should always be taken later
> in the day (preferably at least 1 or 2 hours after) meds. This is because
> meds are robots that do exactly what they are designed to do whether you
> body needs it or not whereas oils do what your body needs. If you take an
> oil, and it regulates the blood, and later you take the medication that is
> designed to thin the blood, then your blood will become too thin. However,
> if you take the med, and a couple hours later, if your blood is as it
> should be, the oils will just hang out or work on something else in your
> body that it can help with. If the med wasn't able to get the blood quite
> thin enough, the oil will finish the job, or if the med thinned the blood
> too much, then the oil will bring it back to where it should be.
>
> In case you don't know already, Clove is a good one for helping with
> various blood issues, and it is one of the least expensive.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Curtis Eastin, CCI (c)
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