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A member asked:
I love kale! but i fear eating too much will cause a blood clot. i am 25 years of age with no reported blood clotting issues. can i still eat kale?
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No worries: Kale is rich in vitamin K, but unless you have clotting disorders or taking blood thinners, should not cause by itself clotting.
Answered 5/1/2015
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