Low Vitamin K May Affect Your Breathing

Low Vitamin K May Affect Your Breathing

Low Vitamin K May Affect Your Breathing – Here’s What You Need to Know


Did you know that vitamin K plays a role in your lung health? A recent study found that people with low vitamin K levels were more likely to have breathing problems, including asthma, wheezing, and COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease).

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What Did the Study Find?

Researchers studied over 4,000 people between the ages of 24 and 77. They checked their health, lifestyle, and vitamin K levels using blood and urine tests. They also tested how well their lungs worked with a breathing test called spirometry.

The results were clear:

✅ People with low vitamin K had weaker lungs and struggled more with breathing.

✅ They were more likely to have COPD, asthma, and wheezing.

✅ Those with higher vitamin K levels had better lung function.

Why Does This Matter?

If you’ve been feeling short of breath, wheezing, or struggling with lung health, your vitamin K levels might be too low. Vitamin K is found in certain foods and plays an important role in keeping your blood, bones, and lungs healthy.

How to Get More Vitamin K

To support your lung health, try adding these vitamin K-rich foods to your diet:

🥬 Leafy greens (spinach, kale, collard greens)

🥦 Broccoli & Brussels sprouts

🥑 Avocados

🧀 Cheese

🥚 Egg yolks

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By keeping your vitamin K levels in check, you can breathe easier and feel stronger every day! If you have any questions, our team is here to help. Let’s heal together!

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