Experiences with

Vitamin K

I do sometimes get night time leg cramps though and have heard that vitamin K may help with them. Does anyone know whether it is ok to take this supplement?

sure which one which and saying control the leafy greens and salad that contain Vitamin K However on the new prescription tablets i have just got there is no mention of Vitamin K and green leafy vegetables and salad greens in the leaflet inside the box Can anyone give me any information please

And leafy greens seem to be high in Vitamin K providing what we need to help slow PC progression?

Is it necessary to take vitamin K with vitamin D 3?

Hi, Wonder what's your opinion about anticoagulant supplements such as fish oils, Curcumin versus foods reach in Vitamin K like most of green veggies. Could there be no contraindications while consuming both as it kind of evens up ?

He has had the vitamin k injection when he was born and I've had the whopping cough vaccine. Thank you all in advance xxx

https://tools.myfooddata.com/nutrient-ranking-tool/vitamin-k-phylloquinone/fruits/highest it doesn’t just have to be prunes

More surfing I came across more sites say this, BUT also sites that said pumpkin seeds were LOW in vitamin K, whilst others had them as HIGH. Talk about contradictions!! Anyway, has anyone had any "formal" advice on this?

I see the story posted about menadione, a vitamin K precursor is effective in treating prostate cancer. In the book, Natural Strategies for Cancer Patients, Russell Blaylock goes into detail as to why vitamin E fails to treat PC.

Does anyone take natto or vitamin k, and does it help with side fx of acalabrutinib? Thanks.

Menadione, a vitamin K precursor, shows promise in slowing prostate cancer in mice by disrupting cancer cell survival processes, with potential applications for human treatment and myotubular myopathy therapy. Prostate cancer is a quiet killer. In most men, it’s treatable.

I read that taking vitamin D while not supplementing with vitamin K also can be dangerous as it can lead to calcification of the arteries. I am on warfarin and have been told that I really need to up my Vitamin D, but what do I do about vitamin K?

But not all types of Vitamin K are equally effective. Studies* have shown that Vitamin K2 MK-7 is the most effective. As a result I take this as a supplement as well. I also do bone strengthening exercises. I have no side effects from the medication I take. *https://www.mdpi.com/2578400

Had to have it reset with vitamin K a few months ago as it leaped up to 7.8 (had C-Diff & campylobacter at the time so was surprised it went high instead of low). It behaved for a whole month and just seems to be going crazy again now.

Green veg such as spinach, kale etc which contain nitrates which open the arteries and calm inflammation also contain high levels of vitamin K which aids in clotting. Obviously I’m taking an aspirin to reduce my chance of clotting.

Antioxidants, Vitamin C, Vitamin K, fiber... the whole shebang! They're like tiny health boosters. Plus, they just taste incredible. From Heart Health to Happy Gut Pomegranates are known for being good for your heart, digestion, and overall well-being. All those antioxidants are a plus too!

(21 days prior my blood results were normal and the only change to my life was to start taking jelly multivitamins and the day before Id started taking vitamin K so I suspect this could have been the cause) I was kept in hospital for a week & diagnosed with AFIB & Graves disease.

If you have been recommended an osteoporosis medication, then taking a vitamin K supplement won’t be as effective at reducing your risk of breaking bones.

It has 500mg of calcium with vitamin K and other important ingredients. Anyone taking it? You don’t hear much mentioned about it even though it’s been around several years.

Increasing vitamin D. Jarlsburg cheese for a type of vitamin K in it. Pain is usually treated by NSAIDs to which I happen to be allergic for 25 yrs. so I take an 8 hr dose of Tylenol & stay up a couple of hours at a time, then lie down on a pillow prop.