Mega doses can help show up the effect it has in the body and how long it lasts in the body before the effect becomes neutral or opposite, the latter indicating other chemicals are involved in the pathway, perhaps depleting the cellular pool, something which many studies fail to achieve because they run for such short time periods and dont use large amounts of a chemical.

For example, I can consume 200mg of K1 on a daily basis which has an RDA in the μg range with MnCl2 in 100's Mg, again another μg range RDA and if I were to believe the medical profession, my blood would have clotted in-vivo clogging up the vascular system in such a way, even Dyno-Rod or Mr Muscle wouldn't have been able to unblock it!

The blood would have been too thick to be pumped around the body, effectively clogging up the arteries in hours and days much hard and faster than atherosclerosis from a years worth of hedonism could have achieved!

But I also know about Prof Bruce Ames triage theory.

Anyway it just so happened, that I cut the end of a finger nearly off setting a cheap mole trap. Blood pouring everywhere, pissed off at the cheap trap prematurely going off when being placed in some warm moist soil in, I like to think, anticipation of catching a creature of darkness.

Anyway called the NHS 111 hotline, answered their banal questions, with the song Prodigy Omen (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMVTKOoy1uk&t=84s) on a loop in my mind whilst talking to them, surprised I didnt have Prodigy Take me to the hospital ringing through my mind (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncaNlxvTFzg) but anyway I hadnt eaten anything that evening and didnt want to spend fucking hours wasting away in the A&E dept waiting for someone to put a stich or two or a couple of butterfly stiches over the wound which I could have done myself anyway, so I told the 111 Hotline I'll look up on youtube if its serious or not and hung up!

Proceeded to put up with an unrecognised NHS 111 phone number phoning me back every 30minutes afterwards, like a nuisance caller until I added their number to the phone's block list.

An old surfers trick is to use superglue to seal up cuts from rocks and coral so I hunted around for some superglue and was going to use that, but whilst cleaning up the wound and then holding the skin together before squirting some superglue liberally over the skin, the blood did something amazing.

It formed its own clot much like you'd expect as if I had some burgundy superglue.

So I didnt bother using the superglue in the end, and over the following days, this blood clot turned out to be like a super clot, it wouldnt dissolve in the shower, it wouldnt dissolve when spending over an hour soaking in the bath.

It quite literally was a super blood clot, impervious to liquids and it could take an enormous amount of abuse, I never could get it to break off from the skin, so I was quite impressed with that and obviously full use of the finger was immediately available, I was only cautious using it to begin with.

You cant even see any scars today!

Now I would never have discovered these super blood clots had I not megadosed with K1 and MnCl2, so I dont need to put on copious amounts of adipose tissue in order to make me stab proof to all but the longest blades, but it got me thinking, if blood clots can be this good, why are these RDA's so low?

Well its quite likely the blood clotting like it did would make life much harder for the doctors and nurses in A&E and operating theatres to do their surgery.

If the blood can clot like this in under 20mins, they would not be able to perform surgery on people, they would be constantly fighting the blood clots, so this is the only explanation I can come up with as to why RDA's are so low for these two chemicals.

The medical profession want an easy life whilst dramatizing the dangers in some areas of human biology.

Ursolic acid is purported to increase the length of villi in the gut and thus absorption increases because of the increased surface area of the villi.

Nice conspiracy theory, but there is no declared upper limit on vitamin K.

I never said there was an "upper limit" just that an RDA in microgram amounts exists, still none the less an insightful comment.

I love conspiracy theories and conspiracy facts but I doubt that it’s big surgery lobby not wanting people to be more clotty. Bad Blood clots aren’t that uncommon, at all. Can be dangerous or not but they not rare by any means. I’m also not convinced on your mega dose theory.

That said, wanted to share that super glue was used in Vietnam War to close wounds. Also dermabond RX is krazy glue [1].

Also, this month I’ve caught and killed 12 raccoons. Not sure if you have them over there but they are vile disgusting disease vectors but very cute looking.

1 https://abcnews.go.com/Health/story?id=118175&page=1

> I love conspiracy theories and conspiracy facts but I doubt that it’s big surgery lobby not wanting people to be more clotty.

View it however you like, the saying "you can lead a horse to water, but you cant make it drink" springs to mind, but do these two aforementioned chemicals only do blood clotting, or do they take part in other chemical reactions which may be good or bad for human health?

> Also, this month I’ve caught and killed 12 raccoons. Not sure if you have them over there but they are vile disgusting disease vectors

Dont know if you noticed but living on an island has meant alot of the dangerous animals and vectors were eradicated hundreds of years ago in the UK, and yet in a schadenfreude like manner, the UK and royals like Prince Philip and King Charles attempt to lead the world in animal conservation elsewhere in the world. The Frenchie called William The Conqueror had his uses!

That must annoy the Aussies amongst others, considering how many dangerous animals they have over there, but they do put up a good Monty Python Black Knight attitude to the situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI5nL8vZcl8

Careful, you might be increasing your probability of ischemic stroke, among a bunch of other conditions.

I've probably already had that when consuming gram amounts of calcium carbonate.

The body's ability to recover is underrated.