What's Trending: Vitamin K2

“The biggest reason is we’ve moved away from grass-fed foods,” Rhéaume-Bleue says. “When animals eat green leafy plants, they create K2, which humans would consume in meat, milk, eggs, and cheese. We also used to eat more fermented foods, some of which are high in K2.”

Body + Soul, June 2016

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