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Tag Archives: vitamin k
Vitamin K Interferes with Coumadin – Really?
By Bob McCauley, ND One student wrote me: Hello there Bob I was reading your blog on Chlorella and Warferin just yesterday, but being in the UK, I wasn’t sure how old it was? I’m in recovery from an extensive full leg … Continue reading
Chlorella, Vitamin K and Coumadin – Don’t do what is healthy so you won’t be sick anymore
One of the most common questions we are asked about Chlorella is whether it has vitamin K. For the record, Chlorella does have vitamin K in it, as do all green plants to some degree. Vitamin K is found in a plethora of foods. Chlorella has a lot of vitamin K, 46mg per 1 gram. The body requires vitamin K for a number of reasons. It is an antagonist for arterial calcification in humans. A ten-year study documented that people who consumed the most vitamin K2 have a 50% reduced risk of arterial calcification. They also exhibited a 50% reduction for being at risk for cardiovascular events during the 10 year period of the study. In 2009, a 16,000-person study demonstrated that high consumption of vitamin K2, not vitamin K1, protected from cardiovascular disease. Continue reading
Posted in General, Spirulina & Chlorella
Tagged blood stabilizer, Blood thinner, Cardiovascular, cell, cells, chlorella, Chlorophyll, coumadin, disease, vitamin k, Warfarin
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