In the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition researchers recently reported that a high intake of Vitamin K can cut someone’s risk for diabetes by an astonishing 51%. The study (which was conducted over 5 years with participating senior citizens) concluded that with just a 100mcg daily intake of Vitamin K, diabetes risk diminishes. After 5 years, those people that did develop diabetes had significantly lower levels of Vitamin K. While those with the highest levels proved to be diabetes-free.[1]
Visit your local vitamin shop and pick up some diabetes-fighting Vitamin K. Vitamin K is also naturally found in green, leafy vegetables. Enjoy some kale, collards or spinach to get your daily dose!
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[1]http://www.reuters.com/article/2010/05/27/us-vitamin-k-idUSTRE64Q69420100527
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