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tortillas: corn, flour, and chips •french fries •chilaquiles (red or green): no rice, cheese, and sour cream •vegetarian burrito: no rice, cheese, and sour cream •veggie taco: no rice, cheese, or sour cream •bean tostada: no cheese •bean nachos: no cheese. no sour cream •torta: only beans, guacamole, lettuce
tortillas: corn, flour, and chips •french fries •chilaquiles (red or green): no rice, cheese, and sour cream •vegetarian burrito: no rice, cheese, and sour cream •veggie taco: no rice, cheese, or sour cream •bean tostada: no cheese •bean nachos: no cheese. no sour cream •torta: only beans, guacamole, lettuce...
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to clot and thus prevent hemorrhage. getting to know k there are two main types of the vitamin: vitamin k (phylloquinone). well known for its role in blood clotting, k is found in many plant foods, notably leafy greens , such as spinach, kale, and collards, as well as broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage
micrograms for men (a microgram is one-thousandth of a milligram). this recommendation does not distinguish between k and k and is based on adequate k intake for coagulation. one-quarter cup of cooked kale or spinach , one-half cup of chopped broccoli or brussels sprouts , or one cup of dark leaf lettuce...
https://www.berkeleywellness.com/healthy-eating/nutrition/article/whats-special-about-k