Vitamin K2 is one of those vitamins that is not very prevalent in the Standard American Diet (SAD). 

K2 is generally found in cultured or fermented foods like hard cheese and raw yogurt which come from grass fed and grass finished cow's and sheep's milk. It is also found in grass fed and finished meats and pasture-raised poultry and egg yolks.

Vitamin K1 is found in green leafy vegetables and K2 is mostly found in animal products, except fermented soy (Natto), which also has K2, mostly in MK-7 form.  

Not all K2 is created equal. There are many variations of K2 all the way up to MK-13. But the most nutritionally important variation is MK-4.

Here are reasons why the MK-4 version of K2 should be in your diet…

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To your health,

Mike J Anthony

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