Can a huge increase in sugar intake cause INR to jump?
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Ross
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Not to my knowledge.
Hee Hee, the sweetness experts have spoken. 
Cooker,
I have not read about that effect anywhere, YET, my INR went up after the holidays!! Was it due to all sweets I ate, or simply a co-incidence!!
(you are supplosed to sell the sugar canes, not eat them!!)
I have not read about that effect anywhere, YET, my INR went up after the holidays!! Was it due to all sweets I ate, or simply a co-incidence!!
(you are supplosed to sell the sugar canes, not eat them!!)
You've never bought a stalk of sugar cane and eaten it???
A few days after Christmas, we saw some at a grocery that caters to Hispanics. And when I was growing up, my dad took us to a farmer's stand in the fall to buy pumpkins -- and a stalk of sugar cane each. Helped our dentist to make his car payments.
Guess who won't be weighing in at the next throwdown.
AgilityDog
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No, Cooker, it's because you ate cookies, cakes, pies, and candy instead of SALAD and BROCCOLI. You dropped your vit. k intake, which caused your INR to rise.
Betcha a banana.
Betcha a banana.
