The Use of Vitamin K2 in Patients With Parkinson's Disease and Mitochondrial Dysfunction (PD-K2): A Theranostic Pilot Study in a Placebo-Con

[Farooqji]

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[park_bear]

I wish them luck, but I have been supplementing with vitamin K2 for many years and it has not made any difference to the Parkinson's.

[Farooqji in reply to park_bear]

Vitamin K2 plays a role in the energy production of defective mitochondria. Because defective mitochondria are also found in Parkinson's patients with a or Parkin mutation, vitamin K2 potentially offers hope for a new treatment for Parkinson's.The study has inclusion criteria and accept patients with PINK1 mutations

If you don't have the said mutations, you are using it for nothing

[park_bear in reply to Farooqji]

There are good reasons to supplement K2 aside from Parkinson's

[Despe in reply to park_bear]

If I remember correctly, have read that to achieve therapeutic goals one has to ingest 300 mg in addition to D3.