"Men aged 19 and older need 120 micrograms of vitamin K daily, while women need 90 micrograms. You may think of vitamin K foods as primarily dark leafy greens, but in fact, foods like kale, spinach and other greens supply only K1.
Vitamin K2 comes primarily from fermented foods and animal products. Fermented soybeans—known as natto—constitute one of the richest sources of natural K2, according to the book Biochemistry, "
Ah ha! Fermented foods! And dark leafy
greens: kale, spinach ... Natto is a good source!
On another note!
"Internet work entails long hours of sitting. Video editing and website building is a job where you sit long hours. Alternating chairs is something that I do. I maintain two separate desks, one for video editing and the other for everything else. In the future I will bring in a standing desk."