Why is this group of people prohibited from consuming leafy greens?
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Russian doctor Alexander Myasnikov said that although vegetables contain vitamins and minerals, some people should not eat them.
And Myasnikov points out in a TV show that vegetables are an important source of mineral elements and vitamins, including vitamin K. If for most people this is positive, then for a certain group of patients this is a problem.
According to him, it turns out that vitamin K is not suitable for patients who take anticoagulants (drugs that thin the blood). Because the action of vitamin K is contrary to the action of the mentioned drugs. Therefore, if a person eats more vegetables, the effect of blood-thinning drugs is greatly reduced.
Based on this fact, Myasnikov advises everyone who takes blood-thinning drugs to eat vegetables with caution and not to overeat.
Source: News. EN
