I have no words #1: Treating heart disease by taking vitamin K2 and increasing LDL

Posted by Kevin | Jan 8, 2020 | Articles

The “I have no words” series will consist of tweets in the online health space for which I have no words. This introduction will be the only part of the series for which I have words.

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