No, millet is not a blood thinner. While consuming millet in large amounts may have some health benefits, such as decreasing triglyceride levels and reducing the risk of sunstroke and coronary artery disorder, it does not have the direct effect of thinning the blood. Blood thinners are medications that specifically act on the blood clotting process to prevent the formation of blood clots. These medications are typically prescribed by healthcare professionals and are different from the potential benefits of consuming millet.