Rhonda Patrick· PhD
But vitamin K also is important for preventing calcification of your vascular system, brain, vascular arteries. But, you know, that's something that doesn't affect us until later on.
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But vitamin K also is important for preventing calcification of your vascular system, brain, vascular arteries. But, you know, that's something that doesn't affect us until later on.
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Additionally when you take a human and you de complete them of their vitamin K not entirely but you you cause them to to undergo severe deficiency what's very interesting is that there is no change in coagulation again suggesting that whatever vitamin K you do get from your diet it's going to the liver to make sure that coagulation is taken care of at the expense of the other proteins that are important for making sure calcium does not build up in the vascular system