@@ashjankins960And there are 2-3 brands so they may each vary some. Important to note that polysorbate 80 is a very concerning ingredient. Not sure why that’s called preservative free when it clearly contains preservatives. Very misleading
@@jennachampion3590One would not want to use the FDA drug information as it’s usually incomplete &/or biased. Instead, go directly to the drug manufacturer. Their package inserts (for drugs THEY make) will contain all the ingredients and the data on the trials- if there were any. Meaning potential side effects are listed as well as contraindications. The minimal safety studies will be listed too.
Vitamin k shot has aluminum in it, listed on the package insert, with a warning that it can be neurotoxic. Aluminum is a heavy metal and heavy metals are known neurotoxins. childrenshealthdefense.org/wp-content/uploads/02-12-20-Pfizer-Hospira-Vitamin-K-shot-aluminum.pdf
Thank you so much for this. My wife and I are tossing back and forth on the shot versus the drops. We purchased the Biotics formula you mentioned ahead of hearing this podcast. We are considering the Danish Protocol. Why exactly did it change? Is it because the drops are no longer available?
There needs to be a study on the consumption of K2 from meat because K1 and the synthetic form do not absorb as well and might not pass to the breast milk as well. There might be something to that. Not saying it will make a difference because maybe this is how it's supposed to be but still. Are there studies done showing the later outcomes of children who didn't get Vitamin K vs children who did? Is there immune systems better for example ?
