Vitamin K-1, K2 Supplements with Ascorbyl Palmitate - Order

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Vitamin K Considerations

• Very high amounts of vitamin E can interfere with vitamin K1 or K 2.  The oxidized form of E known as tocopherylquinone interferes with vitamin K's ability to carboxylate coagulation proteins.  But, it takes thousands of IUs a day to create this effect.  Supplemental vitamin E in the normal range of up to 1200 IU/day will not affect vitamin K or blood coagulation, unless vitamin K is perilously low.

• Antibiotics wipe out intestinal flora, which are a source of vitamin K2.

• Cholesterol-reducing drugs, low-fat diets, Olestra, and anything else that interferes with fat reduces vitamin K.  Vitamin K is carted around the body by lipoproteins -- the same proteins that carry cholesterol.  In order for vitamin K to be absorbed, there must be some fat present.

• Mineral oil laxatives interfere with the absorption of vitamin K.  BHT, the synthetic food preservative, can interfere with vitamin K.

• Liver disease, gastrointestinal diseases, gall-stones, synthetic estrogens and anything else that interferes with the gut or bile can cause vitamin K deficiency.

• Dietary restriction or dieting.  Dietary restriction only enhances longevity if all nutrients are maintained at high levels.  And, watch out for low-fat diets.  It's the oil in the salad dressing that enables the vitamin K in your salad to be absorbed.  Also, be careful about diets such as high-protein meat diets that are devoid of green vegetables.

Warnings Information:

• Do not take Vitamin K without talking to your doctor first if you are taking the herbal supplement pau d'arco or the fat substitute, Olestra (it may reduce the absorption of K and result in a deficiency), or if you are taking blood thinning or anticoagulant drugs such as Heparin or (Warfarin - Coumadin),

• For dietary supplement use only,

• Keep out of reach of children,

• Do not exceed recommended dosage,

• If you have a bad reaction, discontinue use immediately,

• When using, please inform your physician,

• If you are pregnant, lactating or have a medical condition, consult your health care professional before using this or any other nutritional supplement,

• If the effects of allergic reaction occurs, discontinue Vitamin K2, K 1 Supplements immediately.

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