compatibility between olivis dr giorgini and anti-coagulant therapy

I would like to know if I can take dr giorgini’s olivis for blood pressure control while following an anticoagulant treatment with coumadin. olivis contains olive tree , hawthorn , shepherd’s purse and flue .
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Ingredients: Pure water, wine ethyl alcohol (Alcoolvis®), olive tree
(Olea europaea) leaves, hawthorn (Crataegus oxyacantha) flowers and
leaves, mistletoe (Viscum album) leaves and twigs, shepherd’s purse (Capsella
bursa-pastoris ) plants, flue (Fumaria officinalis) plants. Thank you

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Hello, Here is a list of the plants that interact with the anticoagulant therapy Agrimonia, yarrow, garlic, angelica arcangelica, angelica sinensis, pineapple, arnica, harpagophyte (devil’s claw), woodruff, assa fetida, oats, ballota, basil, birch, boldo, borage, chamomile, roman chamomile, capuchin, cardamom, cabbage, hornbeam, cinchona, onion, coclearia, alfalfa, erisimo, fucus, ginkgo, ginseng, hydraste, horse chestnut, hypericum, ispaghul, sweet clover, bilberry, bilberry, meadowsweet , papaya, feverfew, chilli, poplar, grapefruit, quassia, willow, salvia officinalis, salvia miltiorrhiza, soy, clover, mistletoe, saffron, ginger. And the ingredients of the product Olivis INGREDIENTS Pure water, ethyl alcohol of wine (Alcoolvis®), olive tree (Olea europaea) leaves, hawthorn (Crataegus oxyacantha) flowers and leaves, oak mistletoe (Viscum album) leaves and twigs, shepherd’s purse (Capsella bursa pastoris) plants, flue (Fumaria officinalis) plants. It emerges that mistletoe and hawthorn are contraindicated in conjunction with anticoagulant therapies. It would be advisable to consult the treating physician for confirmation of this. I would suspend Olivis and eventually undertake a curative path that starts with nutrition. Cordial greetings MFarina Power supply. Cordial greetings MFarina Power supply. Cordial greetings MFarina

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First of all, thank you for the kind answers. I raise the question now that my therapy has been changed, replacing coumadin with cardioaspirin. I imagine that, since it is also an anticoagulant, the contraindications to taking Olivis are similar. However I try to submit the question anyway. Thanks for the attention.

Dear Sergio, in principle, plants and drugs that perform the same therapeutic activity should not be taken, because the plant enhances the effects of the drug and its related side effects. Cardioaspirin is a blood thinner so you have to be careful with plants that have the same property. However, in Dr. Giorgini the plants present have more hypotensive and diuretic action than a fluidifying one, so in my opinion it could take it. For more information on hypertension and herbal remedies I suggest the following form: http://www.cure-naturali.it/encyclopedia-naturale/salute/naturopatia/ipertensione-fitoterapia.html See you soon