Vitamin K For Spider Vein Removal

Does it really fade your varicose veins?

So I have spider veins since I was 19 here are a few things I have learned. I will tell you a little bit about vitamin k and my personal experiences with it.

What's Vitamin K?

Ok here is the nerdy scientific section. Vitamin K is a form of lipophilic, hydrophobic vitamins that are needed for the posttranslational modification of certain proteins, mostly required for blood coagulation.

Chemically they are 2-methyl-1, 4-naphthoquinone derivatives. They play a major role in blood clotting. Vitamin K is essential for the blood to clot. If your body does not make enough of it you will have a bleeding disorder which can be life threatening.

So what have you heard about Vitamin K?

Sometimes capillaries work in reverse, pumping blood the wrong way, this backflow allows blood to collect which in turn creates spider veins. Sometimes the vein wall gets damaged which causes bruises.

Once absorbed into the skin Vitamin K begins to break down these pools of blood. Then it starts plugging the leaks in the vein wall. So there are not anymore leaks.

Are there any other names for spider veins?

thread veins
spider veins
varicose veins

So how much time will this take?

I put the cream on 2 times a day for between 45 - 60 days. This may not be the same for everyone. Some people will heal quicker than others. A few people may take longer even up to 90 days.

What to look for.

good price around $40
high concentration of Vitamin K
at least 3 ounces because you will be using it 2 times daily

What I Have Found:

First of all I would just like to say that I hate needles and am not a big fan of lasers. So to me what made the most sense was a cream. After I tried a spider veins cream for two months twice a day. My spider veins did fade! It will work for you without painful surgery or expensive lasers. It works best with good diet and exercise. So thank you for listening and hopefully you learned something about this subject.