Re: husband's first visit to a cardiologist

It seems to me I heard somewhere that William Wagner wrote in article
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The phrase blood is thicker than water is a social euphemism that I've
heard often. My query is what is a healthy blood SPG ? Mine is a lot
thicker than water. Hence the tie in to Natto. Used for many years in
Japan. (Blood thinner or reducer of SPG) like Wayfarian I guess.

Two thoughts, Bill. First, I don't think the expression is intended to
be literal but to suggest that kin normally come first in human
relationships.

Second, natto is a traditional food in Japan that was part of the diet
for a long time before there were any notions about nutritional or
medical benefits. It's a fermented cousin of tofu.
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Don Kirkman
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