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The ideal reference for anyone wanting straightforward facts about the effects of Vitamin K and protein on the drug Warfarin. This book contains tables listing the Vitamin K and protein content of common foods and ingredients and also provides sample recipes and diet suggestions. Following on from her first book, Warfarin: An easy to follow guide from a patient’s perspective, Cath takes a more in depth look at the importance of monitoring Vitamin K and protein intake while taking Warfarin. With simple explanations throughout, this easy to understand guide has been written from a patient’s viewpoint and combines just the right level of information with an interesting insight into the author’s own journey. Cath talks about the challenges of keeping her INR within its Therapeutic Range while trying to lose weight.

The anti-coagulant Coumadin® can be challenging to manage — slight changes in its blood levels can lead to either ineffectiveness and stroke or bleeding episodes. What's more, a wide range of foods and medications can alter blood levels in conjunction with this medication. In a single, accessible book, author Diana Schneider explains how Coumadin® works, letting readers understand how food and medications alter its effects. She also provides information on how to enjoy a normal, healthy diet while using the drug, manage unusual situations, travel with Coumadin®, and much more.

If you take Coumadin® or you care for anyone who takes Coumadin®, Jantoven, or any other form of warfarin, you need this book. After more than 20 years of taking warfarin, the author explains the best way to stay healthy while taking this very powerful drug. Here is what she has to say:“In 1996, I had open-heart surgery to replace my mitral valve. From that moment, I knew I would be taking warfarin for the rest of my life. Without it, my new St. Jude valve would damage my blood cells and cause blood clots to form inside my heart.”“Since then, I learned through trial and error how changes I made changed the effectiveness of my warfarin dose. I share my experiences and my learnings in this book, so you will make the right choices to maintain the delicate balance between blood that clots too quickly and blood that is dangerously thin. When started taking warfarin in 1996, I would have paid anything to have a book like this.”50% of the profits of every book will be donated to the American Heart Association.

Bait Blocks for Rodents and Ticks is a rodenticide and insecticide combination bait that is labeled for rodents and Blacklegged Ticks that may transmit Lyme disease. 1 oz. blocks. Active Ingredient Warfarin 0.025% and Fipronil 0.005%. 18 lbs. resealable pail.

Bait Block For Rodents and Ticks - 64 Blocks 0.025% Warfarin, 0.005% Fipronil. Kills listed rodents and their blacklegged ticks. Rodenticide and Insecticide.

The ideal reference for anyone wanting a straightforward guide to the basics facts about the drug Coumadin (also known generically as warfarin). Simple explanations talk you through how Coumadin works and what you can expect if you have been prescribed this medication. This easy to understand guide has been written from a patient’s viewpoint and combines just the right level of information with an interesting insight into the author’s own journey. Cath brings the facts to life by telling the story of the circumstances which led to her being prescribed Coumadin and what being on this medication has meant for her. Presented in easy to understand language you will find explanations of why Coumadin is prescribed, how Coumadin works, the clotting mechanism, what to expect of Coumadin therapy, side effects, monitoring of treatment and INR testing. Other topics covered include Coumadin interactions, foods and herbs to avoid when taking Coumadin, the effect of Vitamin K and protein on Coumadin, tobacco and alcohol use while taking Coumadin and alternatives to Coumadin. Also included are a number of useful tables to assist you in comparing Vitamin K and protein values of different foods to help you keep your INR within the Therapeutic Range. Please note:- Warfarin by Cath Atkin has been written for the UK market, and other countries where this drug is not known as Coumadin, and contains only minor differences to Coumadin by Cath Atkin.

Yes, you can eat vegetables while taking Coumadin (warfarin)! This cookbook for Coumadin users includes 87 vegetable side dish and vegetarian main course recipes - all delicious, healthy, and safe for those who need to manage their Vitamin K intake.

The ideal reference for anyone wanting a straightforward guide to the basics facts about the drug Coumadin (also known generically as warfarin). Simple explanations talk you through how Coumadin works and what you can expect if you have been prescribed this medication. This easy to understand guide has been written from a patient’s viewpoint and combines just the right level of information with an interesting insight into the author’s own journey. Cath brings the facts to life by telling the story of the circumstances which led to her being prescribed Coumadin and what being on this medication has meant for her. Presented in easy to understand language you will find explanations of why Coumadin is prescribed, how Coumadin works, the clotting mechanism, what to expect of Coumadin therapy, side effects, monitoring of treatment and INR testing. Other topics covered include Coumadin interactions, foods and herbs to avoid when taking Coumadin, the effect of Vitamin K and protein on Coumadin, tobacco and alcohol use while taking Coumadin and alternatives to Coumadin. Also included are a number of useful tables to assist you in comparing Vitamin K and protein values of different foods to help you keep your INR within the Therapeutic Range. Please note:- Warfarin by Cath Atkin has been written for the UK market, and other countries where this drug is not known as Coumadin, and contains only minor differences to Coumadin by Cath Atkin.