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Sources of Vitamin K
Sources of Vitamin K are widely distributed in foods.
Foods high in vitamin k are needed to help the liver work properly and to help the blood to clot.
Foods rich in vitamin k content are leafy green vegetables, pork liver, yogurt, egg yolk, kelp, alfalfa and fish-liver oils.
This essential vitamin is also made by bacteria in the intestines.
It can also be made artificially in supplement form.
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