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2026 05 16 vitamin k intake reduced fall fracture risk adults
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AI-generatedThe article reports a nutritional study on vitamin K and bone health in older adults. No commercial mechanism, company, commodity, or supply chain is mentioned. The impact is purely public health information with no direct or indirect commercial signal.
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- Study published in Bone Reports (2023) links adequate vitamin K intake to reduced fall/fracture risk in older adults.
- Individuals need slightly more than 100 micrograms of vitamin K1 daily.
- Lower vitamin K levels associated with 62% to 75% increased risk of frailty over 13 years.
- One in four adults aged 65+ falls each year (CDC).
- Dietary sources like leafy greens emphasized for prevention.
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