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Mild aortic stenosis - i have read recent studies suggesting vitamin k2 has no effect on progression of as. there are a few slightly older smaller studies suggesting k1 can help slow the progression of as. any chance k1 or k2 could make as worse?
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Never use abbreviations in medicine. Can be deadly. Best way to slow progression depending on what is going on is to keep BP under 120 and lipids a low as possible. I would move to DASH or Ornish or other lipid lowering diet. e
Answered 4/23/2023
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