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Would you mind expanding on that a bit? Is the vitamin k too high? Some quick googling leads me down a kidney disease rabbit hole...which may not fully align w
by november84 3y ago
Would you mind expanding on that a bit? Is the vitamin k too high?
Some quick googling leads me down a kidney disease rabbit hole...which may not fully align with your statement.
- NikkiA 3y agoVitamin K cancels the effect of warfarin, which is the main blood thinner older people tend to get put on for various reasons. So eating vitamin-K rich foods ends up allowing blood clots to form