Vitamin K May Improve Memory

vitamin k may improve memory
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New research shows that vitamin K may improve memory.  The study sampled over three hundred adults aged 70 to 85.

They looked at their blood levels of vitamin K and their performance on memory tests.  Results showed that higher levels of K were associated with higher test scores.

You can find vitamin K rich foods in the produce section.  Anyone on blood thinners should discuss taking vitamin K with their doctor first.

Neurobiol Aging. 2013

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