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Navigate the intricate path of dietary management while on Warfarin with our comprehensive 438-page guide, "The Complete Vitamin K Counter for Warfarin Users." This book is a practical resource meticulously crafted to aid in achieving a balanced and consistent intake of Vitamin K—an essential aspect of effective Warfarin therapy. Inside this indispensable guide, you will uncover: ☛ A detailed catalogue of more than 5500 brand-name and generic foods , each listed with their Vitamin K content and standard serving sizes. ☛ Expertly devised meal planning guidelines to help maintain consistent Vitamin K intake. ☛ Comprehensive lists of vegetables ranked by their Vitamin K content : 200%-600% DV, 100%-200% DV, and 60%-100% DV. ☛ An in-depth look at the fundamentals of Warfarin therapy. ☛ An informative exploration of the critical relationship between Vitamin K and Warfarin. Warfarin, a widely used anticoagulant and Vitamin K antagonist, helps inhibit blood clot formation and growth. The efficacy of this medication, however, is greatly influenced by the amount of Vitamin K consumed , underscoring the importance of consistent Vitamin K intake for individuals on Warfarin therapy. "The Complete Vitamin K Counter for Warfarin Users" aims to simplify this complex dietary balancing act . It's a struggle to strike the right balance between maintaining a nutritious and varied diet while preventing dramatic fluctuations in Vitamin K intake that could compromise Warfarin's effectiveness. Unanticipated changes in Vitamin K intake can disrupt Warfarin therapy, leading to increased risks of blood clots or excessive bleeding . Our guide sorts foods alphabetically within diverse categories, simplifying the process of contrasting and selecting daily food choices. It offers guidance on identifying high-Vitamin-K foods and suggests low-Vitamin-K substitutes. Food categories include: Vegetables and Vegetable Products Fruit and Fruit Products Meats Bread & Bakery Products Beans and Lentils Fsh and Shellfish Products Grains and Pasta Breakfast Cereals Dairy and Egg Products Beverages Prepared Meals Restaurant Foods Fast Food Items Soups, Pasta, and Noodles Nuts and Seeds Spices and Herbs Snack Foods With "The Complete Vitamin K Counter for Warfarin Users," steer your journey towards healthful dietary choices in an informed, confident manner. Review: This is will use for my INR. - As described. Great price. Full of information I need. Thanks! Review: Very informative - Very Informative


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| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 60 Reviews |
L**R
This is will use for my INR.
As described. Great price. Full of information I need. Thanks!
M**9
Very informative
Very Informative
S**.
vitamin k
I am on warafin which vitamin k affects. this book has everything in it. showed it to my doctor and they took the name of it so she could tell her other patients about it.
H**K
Confusing!
Too hard to find a specific item to check. Very confusing. Lots of items listed, but no clear categories.
M**R
Great book
I was diagnosed with a very rare syndrome requiring me to not only be on the anticoagulant medication Warfarin but because of my condition I must be extremely careful of how many mcg. of Vitamin K that I have each day. I have looked at everything on line, ordered other books, met with professionals and this is the most complete, easy to understand publication. I would recommend this book for anyone needing this help!
D**E
Amazing book for warfarin users
I have been on blood thinners for over 12 years. Vitamin K can throw off blood thinner levels so easily and create dangerous situations if you’re not careful. I have been very careful watch labels and looking up foods for years. I decided to get this book to try and make it a little easier because most products don’t always list K. I was shocked to see how many fast foods and other products contain vitamin K. You have to have some in your diet, you can’t fully eliminate it but to much can have consequences. This book is a must have if you struggle with maintaining you therapeutic range or are unsure of how much K you are consuming daily in your diet so your medication can be adjusted accordingly.
A**A
Don't buy
I've been on warfarin since 2006. I regularly use google to get vitamin k values for foods, usually green vegetables. I already know corn is low to zero. Yet this book has 2 pages of entries for Corn. Why?!!!? Too much useless info. And only one entry for Arugula: for one leaf! Idiotic. Chapter 1 does a decent job of explaining warfarin therapy, but fails to warn readers/patients that cooking can significantly increase the K values and fails to include raw vs cooked. Don't buy
M**N
Good Content for a Newbie!
Good content. I preferred the Kindle version however.
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