Your Arteries Are Begging For Vitamin K1 & Vitamin K2...🙏🏼 (Hidden Research Explained)

Next to Vitamin D, Vitamin K is arguably one of the most important nutrients you should be taking. But have you been told that too much Vitamin K can negatively affect your circulation, specifically blood coagulation and viscosity? Join me as I put these myths to rest about this vital nutrient, and explore its overwhelming benefits. In just a few short minutes you'll become an expert on how vitamin K actually works in the body. And, if you want even more specificity, stick around to the end to learn details about Vitamin K1 and Vitamin K2 that I guarantee you’ve never heard before.

Research:

Atherosclerosis - https://bit.ly/41TDewz Immune - https://reut.rs/46oCDan
Beyond Bone & Heart - https://bit.ly/46Gamf2 Alzheimer’s - https://bit.ly/3XMLXjP
Apoptosis - https://bit.ly/3yq2qlH Beyond Coagulation - https://bit.ly/3Ym7UJ4

Cardio Support:

Full Spectrum Vitamins K1, K2, & D3 - http://bit.ly/3RKPo7L
Vitamins K1 & K2 Only - https://bit.ly/3LHzpFi
Systemic Enzyme Blend w/ Nattokinase - https://bit.ly/nattvid
Magnesium Glycinate (Heart) - https://bit.ly/3yq1ZI5
Magnesium w/ Potassium (No digestive cramps) - https://bit.ly/3SrhrdN
Nattokinase Only - http://bit.ly/40OfQBE

#vitamink #nattokinase #vitamind #coagulation #viscosity #drberg #huberman

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:26 Overview
01:06 Vitamin K is an activator
02:04 Extrinsic Cascade
03:52 Intrinsic Cascade
04:59 Vitamin K does not directly cause clotting
06:34 Vitamin K studies
07:44 The myth of Vitamin K increasing clot risk
08:11 Other benefits of Vitamin K
09:06 Differences between Vitamin K1 and K2
10:54 Summary
12:06 Outtro

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