Vitamin K is a very important vitamin in the structure of bones, whether regeneration is needed, maintenance, or growth. Many animal product distributors recommend the consumption of dairy products for vitamin K but this is hardly the best source. Vitamin K is more important in bone formation than calcium! People must understand how to keep their take of vitamin K adequate to prevent their demise for in the vitamin K rich foods lie the foods that prevent blood clotting and kidney damage which eventually lead to prescription blood thinners. People on blood thinners, it is unfortunately too late to use vitamin K foods so actually avoid these foods if you are on blood thinners! The other importance of vitamin k is that supplements do NOT work. You must eat the foods below to have enough vitamin K. For women wanting to make a baby you MUST eat these foods for the health of your baby.
Great Articles to read on vitamin K
http://www.draxe.com/vitamin-k-builds-bones-better-than-calcium/
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/03/27/high-risks-to-your-baby-from-vitamin-k-shot-they-dont-warn-you-about.aspx
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/03/27/high-risks-to-your-baby-from-vitamin-k-shot-they-dont-warn-you-about.aspx
Discretion Advised
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For the rest of us who want to prevent bone loss and difficult aging look at this list of foods high in vitamin K:
RDA 70-140
|
Mcg Vit. K1 per 1/2 cup
|
Kale, cooked |
630 mcg
|
Collard greens, cooked |
520 mcg
|
Spinach, cooked |
510 mcg
|
Turnip greens, cooked |
425 mcg
|
Beet greens, cooked |
350 mcg
|
Mustard greens, cooked |
270 mcg
|
Brussels sprouts, cooked |
210 mcg
|
Broccoli, cooked |
110 mcg
|
Dandelion greens, cooked |
102 mcg
|
Parsley, 10 sprigs |
90 mcg
|
Lettuce, boston and bibb, raw |
90 mcg
|
Asparagus, cooked |
75 mcg
|
Sauerkraut |
70 mcg
|
Lettuce, green leaf, raw |
50 mcg
|
Lettuce, romaine |
25 mcg
|
Spices- basil, thyme, Sage (dried) | 1715 mcg |
Parsley raw | 1640 mcg |
Amaranth leaves, raw | 1140 mcg |
Kale, raw | 817 mcg |
Mustard greens, raw | 497 mcg |
Spinach, raw | 483 mcg |
Basil, fresh (tulsi) | 413 mcg |
Beet greens, raw | 400 mcg |
Coriander, raw | 310 mcg |
Turnip greens, raw | 251 mcg |
I love all your articles Monica!!! I'm finding this blog super helpful, I especially love how you recommend to use certain foods. Thanks!!
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