An adequate daily intake of Vitamin K1 is 120 and 90 micrograms/day for males and females, respectively, but are those amounts optimal for health? In this video, I present evidence that consuming more than 1000 micrograms of Vitamin K1/day may be optimal.
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Very interesting, Thank you.
You definitely explain and back up your claims with clinical studies, way more than any other sites i have seen addressing optimal health.
Thanks!