Vitamine K

Vitamin K

Rarely deficient, except in premature newborns or breastfed infants, or in people with intestinal absorption disorders. Vitamin K supplements may be recommended for people at risk of bleeding, those with intestinal malabsorption, the elderly, and people suffering from osteoporosis.

Benefits of vitamin K:

  • Prevention of bone fractures through bone mineralization.

  • Anti-inflammatory properties.

  • Involved in coagulation and cell growth

Vitamin K deficiency symptoms:

  • Can cause bone fragility.
  • Can cause bleeding or hemorrhages, nosebleeds, bleeding from a wound, internal bleeding in the form of bruises, and even from the stomach or intestines.
  • Dangerous in newborns with deficiency, can cause internal bleeding.

-Available on Fitfitfit.fit :

-Vitamin D3 + K2 ATP lab.

-Vitamin D3+K2 XPN

-K1 in the Total Defense Multivitamin and Minerals ATP lab.

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