Vitamin K

With an 80% effectiveness rate, the goal of the program is to help restore metabolism and wellness.
Importance of Vitamins
- Prevent and treat various diseases (including heart disease)
- Lower your chance for high cholesterol
- Avoid eye and skin disorders
- Facilitate many of the body’s mechanisms
- Perform functions which cannot be performed by any other nutrients
- Kale
- Spinach
- Collared greens
- Broccoli
- Brussel sprouts
- Chicken
- Porkchop
- Cheeses
- Eggs
- Heart health
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- Keeps blood pressure lower
- Prevents mineralization (when minerals build-up in arteries) which allows the heart to pump blood freely through the body
- Lowers risk of stroke
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- Bone health
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- Maintenance of strong bones
- Improves bone density
- Decreases risk of fracture
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- Cognitive health
- Improved episodic memory in older adults
- FIT In Your GENES™ Weight Loss Program
- This program is structured by Dr. Druz which includes holistic nutritional sessions. The physician with help you create daily personalized meals as well as supplement plan. With an 80% effectiveness rate, the goal of the program is to help restore metabolism and wellness.
- FIT In Your GENES™ Holistic Heart Health
- This program also aims to achieve stabilization of heart disease, reducing the risk of a cardiac event, normalize blood pressure, hormone levels, glucose, and cholesterol all while driving to decrease inflammation.
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