Vitamin K-2 (mk-7) and blood thickness (HCT)

[Wpr1776]

Went down to the local witch shop aka health food store the owner seems to really know her stuff and also agreed K2 adds in blood clotting. And would be a bad idea if you already had an issue with thick blood. Now with that said I am an idiot so take what I say with a grain of salt!

 

[guyfawkes1010]

Went down to the local witch shop aka health food store the owner seems to really know her stuff and also agreed K2 adds in blood clotting. And would be a bad idea if you already had an issue with thick blood. Now with that said I am an idiot so take what I say with a grain of salt!

Yeah plus a quick Google search shows it's a bad idea (maybe though not conclusive) to take k2 if on blood thinners. For a healthy population there is almost no downside.

 

[SunnyInAZ]

Have you noticed a benefit or too soon to tell?

I had a CTA scan and vascular surgeon said my pipes are clean. Most I’ve read is 500-600 is a good dose. It’s more of a proactive thing for me I guess. This is the one I’ve been taking and it’s 600mcg per cap.

https://www.amazon.com/Vitamin-MK-7-600mcg-NutriZing-Books/dp/B01DAQ0C94?pd_rd_w=Pg9Jm&content-id=amzn1.sym.0ef772df-4d2e-4e69-babd-790844639d27&pf_rd_p=0ef772df-4d2e-4e69-babd-790844639d27&pf_rd_r=3WB91XJMG7P5APRP2AT8&pd_rd_wg=mgx6L&pd_rd_r=f85d70f8-14e6-419c-9fe9-f423d8ca4a4f&pd_rd_i=B01DAQ0C94&psc=1&ref_=pd_bap_m_grid_dv_rp_0_5_t