Dear Guido sir,

You are absolutely right. My point was safer and not the safest. Even food sometimes causes poisoning which we all know as "FOOD POISONING". Plants have also side effects but it is lesser as compared to chemical substances. I am not saying that we should replace the blood thiners with the plant based medicine but research in this sector may lead us to some safer place. Safety is the priority and other things come secondary to it

Salam Mr Younis

The following herbs have anticoagulant properties.

Alfalfa Angelica Anise Chamomile Clove

Feverfew Garlic Ginger Ginkgo Ginseng

Horseradish Licorice Meadowsweet Red Clover Turmeric

Willow Bark Yellow Melilot

Thanks & Best Regards

Dear Brother

Please check the following link. It is best suited for your query.

http://www.botanical-online.com/english/anticoagulants.htm#listado

Best Regards

Sibtain

Which type of test Proves their Anti-Coagulant Activity?

Can anyone Guide Me Please?

Thanx Sibtain brother

Garlic,soya, greentea,parsley.

According to Ayurveda so many plants are mentioned which having anti-coagulant properties but like Aspirin. The concept of "RASA" mean taest is very cl;early mentioned in Ayurveda. Out of six taest i.e.Sweet,Pungent,Bitter, Acid,Astrigent, Saline Taest. All rasa having its own properties. All Pungent taest plants have anti coagulant properties but not specific. If anti coagulant property we need in realation with heart then Allium sativum is a plant of choce along with Terminalia arjuna,Moringo oleifera,Plumbago zeylenica etc.

I am multi-infected with borrelia, yersinia and other zoonotic germs. Because the germs formed a biofilm an antibiotic treatment don´t work. Therefore I take herbal remedies, which thinner the blood and which may be destroy a biofilm like an anti-coagulant. The mixed herbs are Rehmannia radix preparata, Tropaeoli herba, Gymnostemmae pentaphyli herba and Andrographitis herba in differents amounts. All the herbs are spezified in the Meteria Medica of Chenise Medicine.

To name a few traditionally used herbs are Zingiber officinale, Rhodomyrtus tomentosa, Punica granatum, Plantago major and Melastoma malabathricum.

Punica grantum as I have read is hemostat so it can not be anti-coagulant. But Glycerrhyza glabra can be taken for experimentation.

Most of the herbs have been suggested, still I would like to add some more:

Anglica, Arnica, Bogbean, Chamomille, Clove, Fenugreek, Danshen, etc can increase activity of Warfarin!!!

Foods with high in omega-3 are salmon, lake trout and mackerel can also used as Blood Thinner.

Donesin (increases cAMP level), Ginkgo biloba (Decreases platelet aggregation), Capsicin & Garlic (Incrases fibrinolysis), etc...

Many herbal medicines considered as anti-coagulant in Traditional Persian Medicine. These include thyme(Zataria), ginger, garlic, chicory root, cinnamon, licorice, login, etc.

Dear majidji, how the Zinger and Garlic works as anti-coagulant? Its impossible according to me. soorry.

Dear Ashok,

Thanks for your question. In TPM, thyme, ginger and garlic considered as blood thinners and are warm in temperament. These herbs are usually safe in recommended dose and do not increase the anti-coagulant activity of warfarin.

you can find some helpful articles in below:

http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0064255

http://www.medicine.wisc.edu/~williams/herbalremedieswarfarin.pdf

http://119.82.96.198:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/3383

GONGER ,GARLIC,PINEAAPLE

Paravat skrit mentioned in Ayurveda is the safer anti coagulant drug.

Thanks Dr Padhar. May I have its Botanical name please......

Dear majidji l will agree that it works as thinner but not coagulant

Paravat skrit is the stool of dove..

In Ayurved it has been mentioned as a potent anticoagulant..

Thank you Dr. Padhar.....

Basically the medicine in AYUSH are divided into Animal origin, Plant origin and Mineral origin. And all the medicine described in old classics of Ayurveda, Unani or Siddha work wonders if taken properly under medical supervision.

This link is very very useful

https://www.botanical-online.com/english/anticoagulants.htm

Kind regards

this link is useful

https://www.botanical-online.com/english/anticoagulants.htm

regards

Herbal plants, such as feverfew, garlic, ginger, ginseng, motherwort, St John's wort, and willow bark, were found to reduce platelet aggregation.

In vitro studies show promise in the reduction of platelet aggregation for green chiretta (Andrographis paniculata), feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium), garlic (Allium sativum), ginger (Zingiber officinalis), ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba), ginseng (Panax ginseng), hawthorn (Crataegus spp.) , horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), and turmeric (Curcuma longa)."

https://napiers.net/natural-anticoagulants.html

Medicinal plants have been used for treatment of human ailments since ancient times. Literature review shows that many plants such as Thymus vulgaris, Cyamopsis tetragonoloba taub, Pulmonaria officinalis and Cinnamomum cassia, Careya arborea, Melastoma malabathricum Linn., Gloriosa superba, Bauhinia forficata, Eichhornia crassipes, Jatropha curcas L., Synclisia scabrida, Porana volubilis, Viola yedoensis Makino and Erigeron canadensis etc have anti-coagulant activity.

Article Anti-coagulant activity of plants: mini review

Article Anticoagulant activity of some Artemisia dracunculus leaf extracts

https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/5070/e02ac4e98a05eea94099a549fedc78fcb7f9.pdf

https://www.healthline.com/health/high-blood-pressure/best-natural-blood-thinners#turmeric

https://www.scribd.com/doc/266133784/Anticoagulant-Screening-of-Selected-Indigenous-Plant-Species

http://www.unife.it/dipartimento/biochimica/sections-and-centres/molecular-biology-section/research-molecular-biology-section/research-areas-molecular-biology-section/new-therapeutic-strategies-molecular-biology-section/medicinal-plants-molecular-biology-section/abstracts-medicinal-plants/Evaluation%20of%20anti.pdf

https://www.epainassist.com/diet-and-nutrition/foods-that-have-anticoagulant-properties

https://napiers.net/natural-anticoagulants.html

https://www.botanical-online.com/english/anticoagulants.htm

Dear Dr. Younis Munshi

Please have a look at these useful RG links and PDF attachment.

Article Antioxidant and Anticoagulant Properties of Phyllanthus frat...

Article Anticoagulant and antiplatelet properties of the latex of un...

Article Anti-coagulant activity of plants: mini review

Article THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES OF MEDICINAL PLANTS: A REVIEW OF PLAN...

Article INVITRO ANTICOAGULANT ACTIVITY OF ALLIUM SATIVUM PLANT EXTRA...

Article Anticoagulant activity of some Artemisia dracunculus leaf extracts

Research An in vitro Anticoagulant Effect of Aqueous Extract of Ginge...

Article In vitro study of the anticoagulant activity of some plant extracts

Article In vitro Study of Antioxidant and Anticoagulant Activities o...

Article In-vitro Investigation of Anti-Coagulation Property of Four ...

Article The potential anticoagulant property of Caulerpa lentillifer...

Good luck!

Unani Medicines like Kalonji (Nigella Sativa), Garlic and Zafran have anticoagulant effects.

Mohammed Yasir sahib, thank you for your response......

Is there any reference in this regard. As far as I know Garlic has some reference but Kalonji and Zafran, I doubt. Even when we tried in the lab Garlic also proved very less anticoagulant.

Sir ,The three medicinal plants with recognized anticoagulant effect, including Terminalia bellirica, Astragalus arbusculinus, and Origanum vulgare, are suitable candidates to be considered as candidate herbal medicines in the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases, such as heart attacks and strokes

for more sir, I found these details from 2 of these articles u can check for ur reference

I read one paper on anticoagulant effect of Kalonji in Journal Molecular Biology but it is mentioned as mild anticoagulant.

Clinical observation on zafran is noted but don't have any paper. Bede mushk may also be analysed for its anticoagulant effect.

Debanjan Chatterjee

Thank you dear......

Actually Acetyl Salicylate is the product from Salix capriata and now being prepared as Aspirin, is in use as anticoagulant......

During our experimentation in this direction we found Brassica spp and Zingiber having some anticoagulant effect......

It needs further experimentation.......

Papya fruit, Ginger, garlic, darchini, arjunchal, gugul, kalonji, sarphuka, all blood purifiers musaffiyat with har temperament might work as of unani system of medicine. Although medicine with har temperament p will work as blood thinner or as anticoagulant.

Will send u a file later for this.

1. Haridra 3 gram + black pepper 250 mg + cinnamon powder 250 mg with 2 teaspoon of honey two times in a day.

2. Use 10 ml of ginger juice with hot water every day.

3. Use papaya and pineapple fruits and almonds

Gloriosa superba has anti-coagulant property.

Kindly find some research articles on anti-coagulant action.

As per Ayurveda Blood tissues among seven major structural components of the body usually imbalances due to pitta increased the volume of blood. so medicines described in Rasa tarangini for the Bleeding disorder could be helpful.

Kindly find the article for herbs & minerals for the treatment of Bleeding disorder.

Manoj Kumar Dash

Thank you doctor for explaining it very well........

I think it needs further research......

Ginger

Article The Effect of Ginger (Zingiber officinale) on Platelet Aggre...

Terminalia arjuna was studied as a anticoagulant in Ajmal Khan Tibbiya college, AMU, Aligarh. You can refer dept. of Moalajat in this regard because the paper is not available online.

Thank you doctor sahib.....

Will see to it....

Thymus vulgaris, Cyamopsis tetragonoloba taub, Pulmonaria officinalis and Cinnamomum cassia etc have anti-coagulant activity.

Article Anti-coagulant activity of plants: mini review

kalonji seeds, darchini bark, arjun bark, turmeric, ginger, garlic, chillies, curry leaves, thyme, methi, chamomile, ajwain and many more....

There is a complete list of Mulattif (blood thinners) and mufatteh sudud (deobstruent) drugs) in Unani literature. Please refer it.

Sharique Zafar Shah Sahib, those are still unexplored scientifically, that is why I started this discussion way back in 2013 (You can see the date on the question).....

Needs thorough research....

The mention in Classic texts are to be validated......

By the way, thank you for your comments and taking interest in discussion....

@Younis Munshi Sir while working on effect of Munzij in cases of stroke I found a study by Tognolini M et al, mentioning Foeniculum vulgare (Badyan) essential oil showed antithrombotic activity preventing the paralysis induced by collagen-epinephrine intravenous injection.

There are number of Anticoagulants mentioned in Ayurveda classics. Cinnamom Zeylanicum is one of the potent anticoagulants.