Paul Saladino· MD
you cannot retro convert K 2
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you cannot retro convert K 2
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k2 is better absorbed by the body well probably it's also very hard for our body to make vitamin k2 from vitamin k1
the human body is very good at retro-converting vitamin k2 to vitamin k1
well guess what the human body is very good at retrocon converting vitamin K2 to vitamin K1
what we know is that the body is pretty good at retro-converting k2 into k1 but not the reverse