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Vitamin K

Vitamin

Food Sources

Foods that contain Vitamin K.

  • Dark Green Leafy Vegetables

    Concentrated in greens; important consideration for those on warfarin

    Source: How Not to Age

  • Greens

    Source: The How Not to Age Cookbook

  • Broccoli

    fiber, and vitamins C and K

    Source: The Young Forever Cookbook

  • Asparagus

    as well as vitamin K, which is great for maintaining healthy bones

    Source: The Young Forever Cookbook

  • Blackberries

    filled with vitamins C and K and manganese, all of which help with bone health and building a strong immune system

    Source: The Young Forever Cookbook

Health Benefits

Health conditions that Vitamin K may influence, based on research.

Reduces Risk Of

  • Cardiovascular Disease

    Participant-level meta-analysis of 3 US cohorts shows vitamin K status associated with lower cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality

    Source: How Not to Age

Protects Against

  • Osteoarthritis

    Vitamin K is associated with modulation of chronic inflammation and can be of benefit in OA

    Source: Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity

  • Osteoporosis~100 ug/day for healthy people

    Vitamin K plays a role in cardiovascular health and in bone development. There is an intricate relationship between vitamin K, gut microbiota and osteoporosis.

    Source: Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity

Biological Mechanisms

How Vitamin K works at a cellular level.

  • PromotesReduces inflammation

    Vitamin K is known to be associated with modulation of chronic inflammation and can be of benefit as dietary supplement in OA as well as several other age-related conditions

Recipes with Vitamin K

Recipes featuring foods that contain Vitamin K.

Sources

  • How Not to Age
  • The How Not to Age Cookbook
  • The Young Forever Cookbook
  • Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity