Tetanus is an infectious disease caused by contamination of wounds with the bacteria Clostridium tetani, and/or the spores they produce that live in the soil and animal feces.Tetanus has been recognized for centuries. Local tetanus manifests with muscle spasms at or near the wound that has been infected with the bacteria. 2  Cephalic tetanus primarily affects one or several muscles in the face rapidly (in one to two days) after a head injury or ear infection.
Coumarin is a natural flavouring and fragrant substance contained in many plants. It is contained in relatively high concentrations in varieties of cinnamon collectively known as âCassia cinnamonâ and also, for example, in woodruff, tonka beans and melilot.
Coumadin is the brand name for the medication warfarin. It is typically prescribed as a blood-thinning medication, and some dietary restrictions are required when you are on the medication. Coumadin patients should not eat foods high in vitamin K, because it interferes with the blood-thinning ability of the medicine. Apple cider vinegar, however, does not contain Vitamin K and does not affect Coumadin.