Arterial stiffness is a term to describe calcification and biological aging of the artery, oftentimes due to high blood pressure. It is more commonly knows as atherosclerosis, or thickening of the arteries. In a study of 244 postmenopausal women, 180 micrograms of menaquinone-7 (Vitamin K2) was administered on a daily basis. There were multiple tests of carotid and aortic artery health performed on the participants. There was a statistically significant improvement in arterial stifness associated with Vitamin K2, which was most pronounced in the women with the most arterial stiffness at the beginning of the study.
Vitamin K2, as MK-7, Improved Artery Health In Study of Postmenopausal Women
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