Where did the name El NiÃ±o come from? Why is El NiÃ±o frequently described as a disruption of the usual situation in the tropical Pacific? Should we take El NiÃ±o forecasts with a grain of salt? Why don't you see much in the news about the causes of El NiÃ±o? Does El NiÃ±o originate solely in the tropics, or do the midlatitudes play an important role?
Thick blood is caused by a variety of conditions, such as heavy proteins in the blood, too much blood in circulation or a blood clot system imbalance, according to Southeastern Medical Oncology Center. Diseases such as cancer and lupus can also lead to thick blood. Continue Reading.
Here are some good tips: 1  Sunshine. Sunshine has been found to maximize circulation and to keep the blood thin. 2  Exercise. People who exercise too much run the risk of having vitamin K levels that are too low. 3  Avoid foods that thicken the blood. There are some foods that cause the blood to thicken. These include kale, spinach, collard greens, parsley, cauliflower, asparagus, leeks, and celery.