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About 'vitamin k foods'|...also Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), Vitamin E (tocopherol), two Vitamin A precursors, and Vitamin K. It also has folic acid, panthothenic acid, and folinic acid.” “The Advanced...







About 'vitamin k foods'|...also Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), Vitamin E (tocopherol), two Vitamin A precursors, and Vitamin K. It also has folic acid, panthothenic acid, and folinic acid.” “The Advanced...








Vitamin               K               is               produced               by               our               digestive               systems'               friendly               bacteria,               but               we               still               need               to               eat               foods               with               vitamin               K               in               order               to               stay               healthy.

The               three               types               of               vitamin               K               (K1,               K2               and               K3)               can               even               be               stored               in               fat               to               draw               upon               in               times               when               fresh               foods               rich               in               vitamin               K               aren't               available.

But,               like               everything               else               in               health               and               medicine,               more               does               not               necessarily               mean               better.

Too               little               and               your               skin,               nose               and               inner               organs               can               suddenly               start               bleeding.

But               too               much               is               not               good               for               you,               either.

The               Dangers               of               Mega-Doses
               You               really               have               to               work               at               getting               a               vitamin               K               overdose.

When               the               body               is               relatively               healthy,               it               will               either               store               excess               vitamin               K               or               excrete               it               in               urine.

But               in               recent               years,               people               have               been               taking               mega-doses               of               vitamins,               including               vitamin               K.

This               is               because               vitamin               K               helps               to               keep               bones               healthy,               along               with               calcium.
               One               of               the               reasons               people               may               take               mega-doses               is               to               try               and               prevent               osteoporosis               or               osteopena.

The               mega-doses               of               vitamin               K               are               often               combined               with               mega-doses               of               calcium,               so               some               of               the               nasty               side               effects               may               be               the               fault               of               the               calcium               and               not               vitamin               K.
               Overdose               Symptoms
               Overdosing               on               any               vitamin               or               nutritional               supplement               is               not               recommended.

Please               see               your               doctor               before               taking               any               large               doses               of               any               vitamin,               even               if               it               claims               to               be               "natural".

There               are               three               types               of               Vitamin               K               and               Vitamin               K3               seems               to               be               the               one               that               can               get               you               very               sick               of               taken               in               large               doses.

Here               are               the               common               symptoms:
               Skin               rash               
               Diarrhea               
               Nausea               
               Vomiting               
               Anem               ia               
               But               over               time,               these               symptoms               progress               into               liver               damage               and,               if               an               infant               is               getting               large               doses,               that               infant               is               at               risk               of               getting               brain               damage.
               Getting               Enough               Vitamin               K
               Most               people               can               find               that               their               diet               alone               can               give               them               all               the               vitamin               K               they               need.

The               best               sources               are               leafy               green               vegetables               like               spinach,               kale               and               cabbage.

Other               green               vegetables               like               peas               and               broccoli               also               contain               vitamin               K               at               slightly               lower               levels.

Cow's               milk               also               contains               vitamin               K               and               needed               calcium.

Soybeans               and               eggs               also               contain               vitamin               K               as               well               as               vitamin               fortified               breakfast               cereals.

Green               tea               and               members               of               the               onion               family               have               trace               amounts.
               You               only               need               a               little               bit               to               get               through               the               day.

Men               need               about               80               milligrams               while               women               need               only               65mg.

Children               need               less,               starting               at               a               mere               5               milligrams               per               day               for               a               baby.
               If               You               Are               On               Blood               Thinners
               Not               only               are               the               three               vitamin               Ks               good               for               bone               health,               they               also               help               the               blood               to               clot.

However,               Vitamin               K               does               not               play               well               with               blood-thinning               medications               like               Wayfarin.

If               you               are               on               blood               thinning               medication               or               if               you               have               a               history               of               blood               clotting,               be               aware               of               vitamin               K               foods               and               cut               down               on               them.

You               don't               have               to               cut               them               out               of               your               diet               entirely,               but               you               will               need               to               cut               down.
               Additional               References:
               eMedicine.

"Toxicity,               Vitamin."               http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/819426-overview
               Merck               Manuals               Online               Medical               Library.

"Vitamin               K."               http://www.merck.com/mmpe/sec01/ch004/ch004m.html
               Life               Clinic.

"Vitamin               K."               http://www.lifeclinic.com/focus/nutrition/vitamin-k.asp






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