Relentless Improvement looks like a good find!

Danny recommends Relentless Improvement brand of K2Mk4.

This looks good. I'll try it out.

Danny recommends Relentless Improvement brand of K2Mk4.

"They provide the COA, which looks good, and my fingernails have never been this thick before. It also makes me tired, which VK2 has historically done, and I haven't noticed any bleeding, even with very large amounts of aspirin. Lastly, it doesn't upset my stomach in large doses like a lot of other VK2 products I've tried."

It is clean with 15 mg per dose.

I see Life Extension brand has 45mg capsules at a decent price (Amazon) Heck a person can divide that capsule into 4 or 5 doses and still maintain decent strength.

Yes I have seen another video of his on this topic.

He also discusses some anecdotes of tradesmen that use hammers to hit things all day and hypothesizes the vibrations in the bone of the wrist and hand can thicken these bones.

Yes. These vibrations would create microfractures which in return would force the bone to grow and thus thicken.

He has many other videos for wrist and forearm training. He also discusses some anecdotes of tradesmen that use hammers to hit things all day and hypothesizes the vibrations in the bone of the wrist and hand can thicken these bones.

I got an adjustable grip trainer that works pretty well at strengthening my twink arms. Could possibly grow wrist size.

Just be careful with those. They only work one muscle in the forearm so if you dont train the others using other methods you will end up with a big ball of muscle near your elbow and nothing else anywhere.

There are also good ways to use grippers to improve hand size: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zg12jVlMilk

Am sure it's been mentioned before but caution with K2 MK7 type. It has a long half-life and "high dose" is measured in mcg. Days long breaks must be taken or else complications can arise, potentially serious ones too

You are right. We discuss this here: Why K2 mk4 instead of mk7?

It goes without a saying that increasing Vitamin K2 is necessary. Many people here have reported wrist and other bone growth from taking a lot of it.

Am sure it's been mentioned before but caution with K2 MK7 type. It has a long half-life and "high dose" is measured in mcg. Days long breaks must be taken or else complications can arise, potentially serious ones too.

The K2 variety that can be taken in higher dose is MK4. It's half life is measured in hours. The highest dose i recall seeing in pills and studies is 45mg. That being said even 5mg daily is considered a therapeutic dose and there's two or three brands available at that strength. Since the half life is so short then the dose can be split to twice a day 2.5mg x 2 for example.

Also, Yerrag brings up good points about other factors at play including minerals involved in bone growth (Boron, Mag etc). It's a topic worth researching to maximize results but as usual take note of dose size, sometimes less is more, especially with Boron.

Nice project.

More calcium intake, more sunlight, more CO2 endogenously produced, as well as exogenously supplied would aid a lot.

This presupposes that you are running on optimal mitochondrial oxidation and have good acid-base balance that osteoblastic processes are maximized and osteoclastic processes minimized.