My husband is on Coumadin. Can he eat green pickled tomatoes? I think he can eat red tomatoes and I wonder what happens to red tomatoes to make them turn green and possibly affect his Coumadin.
Green tomatoes are simply those who have not ripened. They are low in Vitamin K and should be safe for those who use Coumadin® (warfarin).
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