One function of vitamin K is to help regulate blood coagulation or clotting.
In healthy people, vitamin K sure how much blood will clot properly.
Vitamin K deficiency can lead to excessive bleeding.
Vitamin K is fat soluble so if overdose can not be removed from the body. This is in contrast to vitamin C is water soluble so it is more easily excreted from the body in the event of an overdose.
Dark circles under the eyes
Dark circles under the eyes are caused by blood vessels to swell.
Swollen veins can occur due to various causes, including allergies, sleeplessness, dehydration, and injuries.
If you already know the cause of the appearance of dark circles under the eyes, it will be easier to handle.
If it turns out dark circles under the eyes occur due to allergy, you can treat or avoid allergens.
In addition, getting enough sleep, drinking lots of water, you can try to correct the condition.
But sometimes, dark circles under the eyes are caused by hereditary factors or may appear without obvious cause.
Eye Cream (eye cream)
Keep in mind that vitamin K plays a role in blood coagulation and dark circles under the eyes of one of them caused by a ruptured blood vessel.
Vitamin K is quite popular as an alternative medicine that is used to treat bruises. Bruising is a blood clot under the skin surface, usually occurs because of an injury.
Vitamin K is usually incorporated in a cream that is applied directly to the skin. This is because vitamin C can help heal bruises.
Some evidence suggests that topical creams containing vitamin K has the same effect on the blood vessels under the eyes.
Beauty company selling eye cream containing vitamin K, claiming that the cream can lighten dark circles under the eyes and makes the face look younger.
Despite little scientific evidence supporting this theory, but a lot of people who say successfully deal with dark circles under the eyes with this method.
