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How To Minimize Bone Loss Without Vitamin K?

I have both osteoporosis and Factor V Leiden, and my understanding is that foods high in vitamin K are very good (essential?) for bone strength, but they should be avoided for Factor V Leiden. I m trying to minimize my bone loss through diet and exercise (I m not willing to take medication), but how likely am I to succeed without vitamin K? Thank you very much.
Thu, 9 Jun 2016
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hi,

thank-you for providing the brief history.

As per the history it looks you have a bony ailments. The pathophysiology of the bone needs an understanding and also as you are doing exercises i will make some add on.

The line of action is very simple and it works in majority of cases.

- Clinical examination and DEXA scan for assessing osteoporosis.
- Simple blood tests.
- Calcium and iron Supplement
- Vitamin D3 Injection
- Diet & Exercises
- Regular milk & Sun bath.

In my clinical practice with weight bearing exercises, milk products, sun bath, etc patients responds well. the calcium & vitamin D3 levels also increase.

Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
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How To Minimize Bone Loss Without Vitamin K?

hi, thank-you for providing the brief history. As per the history it looks you have a bony ailments. The pathophysiology of the bone needs an understanding and also as you are doing exercises i will make some add on. The line of action is very simple and it works in majority of cases. - Clinical examination and DEXA scan for assessing osteoporosis. - Simple blood tests. - Calcium and iron Supplement - Vitamin D3 Injection - Diet & Exercises - Regular milk & Sun bath. In my clinical practice with weight bearing exercises, milk products, sun bath, etc patients responds well. the calcium & vitamin D3 levels also increase. Regards Jay Indravadan Patel