Description
Description The vitamin K is important for bone health. It supports the action of a protein hormone that is part of the bone structure : osteocalcin. The vitamin K is also essential for blood clotting and takes part in communication between nerve cells. Known as the vitamin of intelligence, the vitamin K contributes to maintaining optimal cognitive function, supporting the capacities of our brain that allow us to interact with our environment (concentration, perception, reasoning, memory...). WHO IS VITAMIN K1 FOR ? Generally speaking, vitamin K1 supplementation is indicated for people with vitamin K deficiencies and is recommended as a preventive measure to avoid such a deficiency. √ As support against bone calcification. √ For older people wishing to improve their cognitive functions (memory, communication...). √ For students wishing to optimise their concentration. √ Blood clotting problems. √ People undergoing treatment that may cause haemorrhage (powerful antibiotics, anticoagulants, medications preventing absorption of vitamin K). √ Certain women before childbirth. √ Liver and gallbladder problems. √ Problems limiting the absorption of vitamin K.
