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How Much Vitamin K2 should I take daily?
luckyman316
I was trying to search for this answer, but I could not find it (it might be for a different search). I'm currently taking 10,000iu daily of Vitamin D3. How much K2 should I take daily?
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Thanks, Stef. I will try with the 100mcg daily first and increase if needed.
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stef2011
from 100 to 1000mcg (it has no toxicity or limits, just the cost).or consume the japanese dish natto which has ultra high doses of k7
make a google search other foods have very high k7
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