Fitday really seems to have incomplete listings re: Vitamin K. I'm on a high K diet, due to osteopenia.
A quick tip re: vitamin K--the greener, or the more intense the "chlorophyll" the higher the vitamin K
Yes, coffee and green tea contain vitamin K.
They recommend 65 mcg for females and 80mcg for males/day.
Here's a quick list:
Per 3.5 ounces:
830-800 mcg
Swiss chard, kale
540-500 mcg
Parsley
440-400mcg
Brussels sprout, spinach
380-300mcg
Purslane
270-200 mcg
Broccoli, turnip greens, watercress, endive, lettuce leaves, spring onions, sweet peppers, pumpkin, leeks, artichoke, celery, plums, miso, peanutputter, coffe, cauliflower, pinto beans, potato chips
10-1 mcg
tomatoe sauce (canned), tomatoes, lima beans blueberries, meatloaf, mackrel, cow peas (black-eyed peas), tomatoe juice, sweet potatoes, potatoes, spaghetti sauce, cheddar cheese, grapes, squash, oatmeal, bread, peaches, beets, soy milk, tofu, egg yolk, chili con carne, bran flakes, puffed wheat onions, navy beans, saltine crackers, cranberry sauce, white rice, parsnips, sour cream, pretzels, cantelope.
This list is incomplete, but the quick K tip is the greener, the higher the vitamin K. K=chlorphyll.
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