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  1. I am not going to dance on the graves of dead babies, but in all honesty these parents who murder their babies? Their graves should be fucking dance floors. A stupid, paranoid nation cannot survive. #antivax #antivaxx #vitaminK 🤬

    propublica.org/article/more-pa

  2. AIIMS-trained gastroenterologist shares first signs of 7 micronutrient deficiencies: Vitamins A, C, K, B6, and more

    Staying healthy requires conscious effort. That involves leading a healthy lifestyle, which in turn includes following a healthy…
    #NewsBeep #News #Nutrition #CA #Calcium #Canada #folate #Health #VitaminA #vitaminC #vitamink
    newsbeep.com/ca/485260/

  3. AIIMS-trained gastroenterologist shares first signs of 7 micronutrient deficiencies: Vitamins A, C, K, B6, and more

    Staying healthy requires conscious effort. That involves leading a healthy lifestyle, which in turn includes following a healthy…
    #NewsBeep #News #Nutrition #Calcium #folate #Health #UK #UnitedKingdom #VitaminA #vitaminC #vitamink
    newsbeep.com/uk/433694/

  4. AIIMS-trained gastroenterologist shares first signs of 7 micronutrient deficiencies: Vitamins A, C, K, B6, and more

    Staying healthy requires conscious effort. That involves leading a healthy lifestyle, which in turn includes following a healthy…
    #NewsBeep #News #Nutrition #AU #Australia #Calcium #Folate #Health #VitaminA #vitaminC #VitaminK
    newsbeep.com/au/489627/

  5. Explained: Why are parents saying no to Vitamin K shot even though it can save newborn lives |

    Parents Refusing Lifesaving Vitamin K: Are We Putting Babies at Risk? Every year, thousands of newborn babies around…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Nutrition #babies #bloodclot #Brain #Health #injection #Newborn #newborns #Parents #shot #vitamin #vitaminK
    newsbeep.com/us/341566/

  6. Explained: Why are parents saying no to Vitamin K shot even though it can save newborn lives |

    Parents Refusing Lifesaving Vitamin K: Are We Putting Babies at Risk? Every year, thousands of newborn babies around…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Nutrition #babies #bloodclot #Brain #Health #injection #Newborn #newborns #Parents #shot #vitamin #vitaminK
    newsbeep.com/us/341566/

  7. Explained: Why are parents saying no to Vitamin K shot even though it can save newborn lives |

    Parents Refusing Lifesaving Vitamin K: Are We Putting Babies at Risk? Every year, thousands of newborn babies around…
    #NewsBeep #News #Nutrition #babies #BloodClot #Brain #CA #Canada #Health #injection #newborn #newborns #parents #shot #vitamin #vitamink
    newsbeep.com/ca/334858/

  8. @ScienceScholar

    “To test their findings, the researchers isolated a protein associated with aging in the aortas of mice, and injected it into young mice to observe the results. ..."

    The senoprotein tested was Gas6; it is a vitamin K dependent protein and it's activities are dependent on carboxylation. Unfortunately the original research article * is paywalled, so no details on carboxylation ...

    * Comprehensive human proteome profiles across a 50-year lifespan reveal aging trajectories and signatures [2025]
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2025.06

    #2badItsPaywalled #Gas6 #Aging #VitaminK

  9. @ScienceScholar

    “To test their findings, the researchers isolated a protein associated with aging in the aortas of mice, and injected it into young mice to observe the results. ..."

    The senoprotein tested was Gas6; it is a vitamin K dependent protein and it's activities are dependent on carboxylation. Unfortunately the original research article * is paywalled, so no details on carboxylation ...

    * Comprehensive human proteome profiles across a 50-year lifespan reveal aging trajectories and signatures [2025]
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2025.06

    #2badItsPaywalled #Gas6 #Aging #VitaminK

  10. @ScienceScholar

    “To test their findings, the researchers isolated a protein associated with aging in the aortas of mice, and injected it into young mice to observe the results. ..."

    The senoprotein tested was Gas6; it is a vitamin K dependent protein and it's activities are dependent on carboxylation. Unfortunately the original research article * is paywalled, so no details on carboxylation ...

    * Comprehensive human proteome profiles across a 50-year lifespan reveal aging trajectories and signatures [2025]
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2025.06

    #2badItsPaywalled #Gas6 #Aging #VitaminK

  11. @ScienceScholar

    “To test their findings, the researchers isolated a protein associated with aging in the aortas of mice, and injected it into young mice to observe the results. ..."

    The senoprotein tested was Gas6; it is a vitamin K dependent protein and it's activities are dependent on carboxylation. Unfortunately the original research article * is paywalled, so no details on carboxylation ...

    * Comprehensive human proteome profiles across a 50-year lifespan reveal aging trajectories and signatures [2025]
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2025.06

    #2badItsPaywalled #Gas6 #Aging #VitaminK

  12. Common Food Bacteria ‘Could Transform Nutrition and Medicine’

    Common food bacteria could be rewired to produce more vitamins—and “help to transform nutrition and medicine.” This is the discovery of scientists at Rice University who have revealed how a bacterium called…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Food #bacteria #dailydose #foodbacteria #HealthandMedicine #nutrition #Study) #vitamink #Vitamins
    diningandcooking.com/2228873/c

  13. From Seed To Plate: A Guide For Growing #RainbowSwissChard

    by Tess Pennington | October 2018 |

    "Known for its beautiful green leaves and colorful stalks, rainbow swiss chard is a great substitute for #spinach. It can be steamed or eaten raw in a #salad for an extra kick of nutrition. If you love this tasty leafy green, this guide is for you! Take your rainbow swiss chard from seed to plate!

    "Rainbow Swiss chard is rich in anti-oxidants and chock full of phytonutrients. Research has shown that Rainbow Swiss Chard contains flavonoids that actually lower blood sugar making it one of the most nutritious vegetables you can eat! The leafy green is an excellent source of vitamins K, A, and C, as well as a good source of magnesium, potassium, iron, and dietary fiber. In fact, just one cup of chopped Swiss chard has just 35 calories and provides more than 300% of the daily value for #VitaminK

    "Did you know Swiss chard goes by many names? The plant actually has numerous monikers, including silverbeet, Roman kale, “Bright Lights,” and strawberry spinach – but all are referring to the same plant which was discovered by a Swiss botanist. It’s still a staple and popular in Mediterranean areas. If you’ve ever considered attempting to grow Rainbow Swiss chard, why not give it try? It’s relatively easy to grow with few pests to worry about! Plus, it’s a beautiful addition to an edible landscaping or ornamental design.

    "Helpful Hint: Before planting, soak your Rainbow Swiss Chard seeds in warm water for 15 minutes. This will help speed up the germination process."

    Read more:
    readygardens.com/from-seed-to-

    #SolarPunkSunday #Gardening #GrowYourOwnFood #RainbowChard #FoodSecurity #ContainerGardening

  14. From Seed To Plate: A Guide For Growing #RainbowSwissChard

    by Tess Pennington | October 2018 |

    "Known for its beautiful green leaves and colorful stalks, rainbow swiss chard is a great substitute for #spinach. It can be steamed or eaten raw in a #salad for an extra kick of nutrition. If you love this tasty leafy green, this guide is for you! Take your rainbow swiss chard from seed to plate!

    "Rainbow Swiss chard is rich in anti-oxidants and chock full of phytonutrients. Research has shown that Rainbow Swiss Chard contains flavonoids that actually lower blood sugar making it one of the most nutritious vegetables you can eat! The leafy green is an excellent source of vitamins K, A, and C, as well as a good source of magnesium, potassium, iron, and dietary fiber. In fact, just one cup of chopped Swiss chard has just 35 calories and provides more than 300% of the daily value for #VitaminK

    "Did you know Swiss chard goes by many names? The plant actually has numerous monikers, including silverbeet, Roman kale, “Bright Lights,” and strawberry spinach – but all are referring to the same plant which was discovered by a Swiss botanist. It’s still a staple and popular in Mediterranean areas. If you’ve ever considered attempting to grow Rainbow Swiss chard, why not give it try? It’s relatively easy to grow with few pests to worry about! Plus, it’s a beautiful addition to an edible landscaping or ornamental design.

    "Helpful Hint: Before planting, soak your Rainbow Swiss Chard seeds in warm water for 15 minutes. This will help speed up the germination process."

    Read more:
    readygardens.com/from-seed-to-

    #SolarPunkSunday #Gardening #GrowYourOwnFood #RainbowChard #FoodSecurity #ContainerGardening

  15. From Seed To Plate: A Guide For Growing #RainbowSwissChard

    by Tess Pennington | October 2018 |

    "Known for its beautiful green leaves and colorful stalks, rainbow swiss chard is a great substitute for #spinach. It can be steamed or eaten raw in a #salad for an extra kick of nutrition. If you love this tasty leafy green, this guide is for you! Take your rainbow swiss chard from seed to plate!

    "Rainbow Swiss chard is rich in anti-oxidants and chock full of phytonutrients. Research has shown that Rainbow Swiss Chard contains flavonoids that actually lower blood sugar making it one of the most nutritious vegetables you can eat! The leafy green is an excellent source of vitamins K, A, and C, as well as a good source of magnesium, potassium, iron, and dietary fiber. In fact, just one cup of chopped Swiss chard has just 35 calories and provides more than 300% of the daily value for #VitaminK

    "Did you know Swiss chard goes by many names? The plant actually has numerous monikers, including silverbeet, Roman kale, “Bright Lights,” and strawberry spinach – but all are referring to the same plant which was discovered by a Swiss botanist. It’s still a staple and popular in Mediterranean areas. If you’ve ever considered attempting to grow Rainbow Swiss chard, why not give it try? It’s relatively easy to grow with few pests to worry about! Plus, it’s a beautiful addition to an edible landscaping or ornamental design.

    "Helpful Hint: Before planting, soak your Rainbow Swiss Chard seeds in warm water for 15 minutes. This will help speed up the germination process."

    Read more:
    readygardens.com/from-seed-to-

    #SolarPunkSunday #Gardening #GrowYourOwnFood #RainbowChard #FoodSecurity #ContainerGardening

  16. From Seed To Plate: A Guide For Growing #RainbowSwissChard

    by Tess Pennington | October 2018 |

    "Known for its beautiful green leaves and colorful stalks, rainbow swiss chard is a great substitute for #spinach. It can be steamed or eaten raw in a #salad for an extra kick of nutrition. If you love this tasty leafy green, this guide is for you! Take your rainbow swiss chard from seed to plate!

    "Rainbow Swiss chard is rich in anti-oxidants and chock full of phytonutrients. Research has shown that Rainbow Swiss Chard contains flavonoids that actually lower blood sugar making it one of the most nutritious vegetables you can eat! The leafy green is an excellent source of vitamins K, A, and C, as well as a good source of magnesium, potassium, iron, and dietary fiber. In fact, just one cup of chopped Swiss chard has just 35 calories and provides more than 300% of the daily value for #VitaminK

    "Did you know Swiss chard goes by many names? The plant actually has numerous monikers, including silverbeet, Roman kale, “Bright Lights,” and strawberry spinach – but all are referring to the same plant which was discovered by a Swiss botanist. It’s still a staple and popular in Mediterranean areas. If you’ve ever considered attempting to grow Rainbow Swiss chard, why not give it try? It’s relatively easy to grow with few pests to worry about! Plus, it’s a beautiful addition to an edible landscaping or ornamental design.

    "Helpful Hint: Before planting, soak your Rainbow Swiss Chard seeds in warm water for 15 minutes. This will help speed up the germination process."

    Read more:
    readygardens.com/from-seed-to-

    #SolarPunkSunday #Gardening #GrowYourOwnFood #RainbowChard #FoodSecurity #ContainerGardening

  17. From Seed To Plate: A Guide For Growing #RainbowSwissChard

    by Tess Pennington | October 2018 |

    "Known for its beautiful green leaves and colorful stalks, rainbow swiss chard is a great substitute for #spinach. It can be steamed or eaten raw in a #salad for an extra kick of nutrition. If you love this tasty leafy green, this guide is for you! Take your rainbow swiss chard from seed to plate!

    "Rainbow Swiss chard is rich in anti-oxidants and chock full of phytonutrients. Research has shown that Rainbow Swiss Chard contains flavonoids that actually lower blood sugar making it one of the most nutritious vegetables you can eat! The leafy green is an excellent source of vitamins K, A, and C, as well as a good source of magnesium, potassium, iron, and dietary fiber. In fact, just one cup of chopped Swiss chard has just 35 calories and provides more than 300% of the daily value for #VitaminK

    "Did you know Swiss chard goes by many names? The plant actually has numerous monikers, including silverbeet, Roman kale, “Bright Lights,” and strawberry spinach – but all are referring to the same plant which was discovered by a Swiss botanist. It’s still a staple and popular in Mediterranean areas. If you’ve ever considered attempting to grow Rainbow Swiss chard, why not give it try? It’s relatively easy to grow with few pests to worry about! Plus, it’s a beautiful addition to an edible landscaping or ornamental design.

    "Helpful Hint: Before planting, soak your Rainbow Swiss Chard seeds in warm water for 15 minutes. This will help speed up the germination process."

    Read more:
    readygardens.com/from-seed-to-

    #SolarPunkSunday #Gardening #GrowYourOwnFood #RainbowChard #FoodSecurity #ContainerGardening

  18. Wenn ihr jemals #VitaminK-Mangel habt, schmiert euch ein #Hummus-Brot. Ich kann messtechnisch bestätigen, dass das hilft.

  19. Wussten Sie, dass Petersilie nicht nur ein beliebtes Küchenkraut ist, sondern auch eine hervorragende Quelle für Vitamin K? 🌿✨ Sie unterstützt die Gesundheit der Knochen und hat viele weitere Vorteile! Entdecken Sie mehr über die erstaunlichen Eigenschaften der Petersilie und ihre Verwendung in der Küche! 🍽️💚 #Petersilie #VitaminK #Gesundheit #Küche

    🔗 vitaminesperpost.de/aktuell/pe

  20. Edward A. Doisy, an American biochemist, was born on this date in 1839. He is known for working with Henrik Dam to discover and study Vitamin K. 10 facts about vitamin K:

    topicaltens.blogspot.com/2024/

    #Vitamins #VitaminK

  21. research article from 2020:

    Discovery of the first Vitamin K analog as a potential treatment of pharmacoresistant seizures

    doi.org/10.1021%2Facs.jmedchem.0c00168

    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/

    #VitaminK #epilepsy

  22. Phylloquinone improves endothelial function, inhibits cellular senescence, and vascular inflammation

    doi.org/10.1007/s11357-024-012

    The study compares the effects of phylloquinone (vitamin K1) with the MK-4 form of menaquinone (vitamin k2) and reports that both are beneficial to vascular endothelium function.

    #VitaminK #phylloquinone #menaquinone #inflammation #CardiovascularDisease #VascularEndothelium #ICAM1

  23. Phylloquinone improves endothelial function, inhibits cellular senescence, and vascular inflammation

    doi.org/10.1007/s11357-024-012

    The study compares the effects of phylloquinone (vitamin K1) with the MK-4 form of menaquinone (vitamin k2) and reports that both are beneficial to vascular endothelium function.

    #VitaminK #phylloquinone #menaquinone #inflammation #CardiovascularDisease #VascularEndothelium #ICAM1

  24. Phylloquinone improves endothelial function, inhibits cellular senescence, and vascular inflammation

    doi.org/10.1007/s11357-024-012

    The study compares the effects of phylloquinone (vitamin K1) with the MK-4 form of menaquinone (vitamin k2) and reports that both are beneficial to vascular endothelium function.

    #VitaminK #phylloquinone #menaquinone #inflammation #CardiovascularDisease #VascularEndothelium #ICAM1

  25. Phylloquinone improves endothelial function, inhibits cellular senescence, and vascular inflammation

    doi.org/10.1007/s11357-024-012

    The study compares the effects of phylloquinone (vitamin K1) with the MK-4 form of menaquinone (vitamin k2) and reports that both are beneficial to vascular endothelium function.

    #VitaminK #phylloquinone #menaquinone #inflammation #CardiovascularDisease #VascularEndothelium #ICAM1

  26. Phylloquinone improves endothelial function, inhibits cellular senescence, and vascular inflammation

    doi.org/10.1007/s11357-024-012

    The study compares the effects of phylloquinone (vitamin K1) with the MK-4 form of menaquinone (vitamin k2) and reports that both are beneficial to vascular endothelium function.

    #VitaminK #phylloquinone #menaquinone #inflammation #CardiovascularDisease #VascularEndothelium #ICAM1

  27. #VitaminK: Das fettlösliche Vitamin kommt natürlicherweise in unterschiedlichen Formen vor – die bekanntesten sind Vitamin K1 & K2. Es ist an der Blutgerinnung beteiligt & zusammen mit anderen Mikronährstoffen (z.B. Calcium, Phosphor, Vitamin D) wichtig für die Knochengesundheit.

    Derzeit liegen keine Hinweise dafür vor, dass die Bevölkerung in Deutschland zu wenig Vitamin K aufnimmt bzw. unzureichend mit Vitamin K versorgt ist.

    Mehr Informationen zu #VitaminK: mikroco-wissen.de/de/vitamin_k

  28. CW: Chia seed vitamin K mystery

    Seems like the chia seed vitamin K levels have been revised in Cronometer. My husband said his K intake has been low this week and I asked if he was still eating chia; he said yes. I checked Cronometer and both NCCDB and CRDB report relatively low values now (4.3 and 3.7 µg/100g, respectively). I'm certain this was not the case previously.

    USDA agrees with NCCDB -
    fdc.nal.usda.gov/fdc-app.html#

    I tried searching PubMed and didn't find as much on chia nutritional content as I had expected; none of the recent reviews listed vitamin K content.

    I did come across a rather strange article on the development of a nutraceutical ice cream formulation containing insect larvae and either chia or quinoa. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33

    In Table 4, you can see the vitamin K levels for 4 different formulations; the one with chia had a high amount of vitamin K - 997 µg/100g dry sample. For comparison, the formulation with quinoa had a value of 554.75 and the 2 without either chia or quinoa were listed as ND - no vitamin K

    So now I'm really perplexed as it seems that in this study, chia contributed quite a lot of vitamin K to the ice cream.

    Out of curiosity, I checked the USDA database for quinoa; it reports uncooked quinoa as containing 1.1 µg/100g of menaquinine-4 and 0 phylloquinone).
    fdc.nal.usda.gov/fdc-app.html#

    #nutrition #ChiaSeeds #VitaminK #vitamins #cronometer #quinoa #SalviaHispanica #FunctionalFoods

  29. CW: Chia seed vitamin K mystery

    Seems like the chia seed vitamin K levels have been revised in Cronometer. My husband said his K intake has been low this week and I asked if he was still eating chia; he said yes. I checked Cronometer and both NCCDB and CRDB report relatively low values now (4.3 and 3.7 µg/100g, respectively). I'm certain this was not the case previously.

    USDA agrees with NCCDB -
    fdc.nal.usda.gov/fdc-app.html#

    I tried searching PubMed and didn't find as much on chia nutritional content as I had expected; none of the recent reviews listed vitamin K content.

    I did come across a rather strange article on the development of a nutraceutical ice cream formulation containing insect larvae and either chia or quinoa. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33

    In Table 4, you can see the vitamin K levels for 4 different formulations; the one with chia had a high amount of vitamin K - 997 µg/100g dry sample. For comparison, the formulation with quinoa had a value of 554.75 and the 2 without either chia or quinoa were listed as ND - no vitamin K

    So now I'm really perplexed as it seems that in this study, chia contributed quite a lot of vitamin K to the ice cream.

    Out of curiosity, I checked the USDA database for quinoa; it reports uncooked quinoa as containing 1.1 µg/100g of menaquinine-4 and 0 phylloquinone).
    fdc.nal.usda.gov/fdc-app.html#

    #nutrition #ChiaSeeds #VitaminK #vitamins #cronometer #quinoa #SalviaHispanica #FunctionalFoods