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What does it mean if you don't have enough vitamin k in your body?
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You will...: Vitamin k promotes clotting of blood by making more factors that promotes this. Greens and broccoli are rick in vitamin k. But people susceptible to clotting can be adversely affected, especially if on coumadin (warfarin). But for most of us this not a concern.
Answered 6/24/2018
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