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Vitamin K

Vitamins are the organic compounds which are very important for a body to live a healthy life. Vitamins are required as nutrients in small amounts to the organs of a body. There are many types of vitamins such as vitamins A, B, C, D, E, and vitamin K.

 

Vitamin K plays a very important role in the bone metabolism and in blood clotting. If the concentration of vitamin K is low then the risk of hip fracture is increased. The supplements for vitamin K can improve the bone mass and increase its sturdiness.

There are many functions of vitamin K in our body. The vitamin K prevents the calcification of different soft tissues and arteries. The term calcification of organs is the consequence of aging. The regulation of blood sugar is also takes place due to the vitamin K.

 

 

The highest amount of vitamin K in the body can be obtained from the Pancreas which makes insulin.

The primary function of vitamin K is to regulate blood clotting. The process of blood clotting starts when any injury is observed and a tear in a blood vessel is experienced. Vitamin K is considered to be really important for the clotting of blood and for the bone health.

 

 

Vitamin K supplements help the bone to become sturdy and to reduce risk of bone fracture. The more the vitamin K level will be present in bones the higher the density of bones will be.

Well there are many ways to take vitamin K as a part of a food. The rich sources of vitamin K include cabbage, broccoli, kale, Brussels sprouts, spinach, and soybeans. It is said that cooked green vegetables such as broccoli, kale and spinach can provide a great amount of vitamin K in a single serving. Cow milk is also a very good source of vitamins.
 
 
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