These clots also contain particles of various fats and cholesterol, but the protein mesh of fibrin seems to be the culprit holding the clot together. Bromelain works much the same way as these new miracle clot-busting drugs. In any animal study, bromelain broke down arteriosclerotic plague in the aortas of rabbits. Besides breaking down clots bromelain appears to keep clots from forming in the first place. It prevents fats from accumulating in the liver and facilitates the movement of fats into the cells.
Choline combines with fatty acids and phosphoric acid within the liver to form lecithin.
It improves liver and gallbladder function and helps prevent gallstones. High intake of caffeine may create an inositol shortage in the body. It's primary lipotropic function is to prevent excess fat accumulations in the liver by increasing lecithin production. This suggests a useful regulatory function of tyrosine, when given in certain types of hypertension. Extracts of Ginkgo have been used in China for more than 5,000 years for treating coughs, allergies, asthma, bronchitis and disorders of the lungs and heart.