Vitamin K2 100 µg, 60 tabl.

Description

Vitamin K2 100 µg

Vitamin K2 contributes to maintaining normal bones. Patented natural K2vital Delta is a well-absorbed, stable and long-acting vitamin K2. excellent support for calcium and vitamin D preparations.

Our bodies require calcium to form and preserve bones. When vitamin K2 breaks down calcium in our bodies, it activates a protein that allows the mineral to connect to our bones and accomplish its job.

While research is ongoing, studies demonstrate that increasing K2 intake improves bone density and lowers the incidence of fractures.

Daily Intake

1 tablet per day. Discuss the joint use of vitamin K2 and blood thinners with your doctor.

Vitamin D3 and K2 are fat-soluble vitamins, which means they are more easily absorbed when consumed with a fat-containing meal.

Taking them with breakfast or supper can improve absorption, especially if the meal contains healthy fats like avocados, nuts, seeds, or olive oil.

Ingredients

Filler cellulose powder, maltodextrin, corn starch, menaginone MK-715%, emulsifier magnesium salts of fatty acids.

Dietary Content

Daily dose 1 tabl. contains

100 µg vitamin K2

Warning

Please check the list of ingredients and the instructions for use on the package before using the product.

A nutritional supplement does not replace a varied and balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle.

The recommended dosage must not be exceeded. If you use vitamin K supplements, don’t take too much, as it can be dangerous.

Taking 1mg or less of vitamin K supplements per day is unlikely to cause harm.

Increased vitamin D intake without adequate vitamin K can result in increased calcium levels without the ability to use it properly, increasing the risk of calcium accumulating in arteries and soft tissue.

This is harmful since it can induce heart disease, heart attacks, and even strokes.

This product is free from lactose, gluten, sugar.

Pack Size

60 tablets.

Storage

Not within the reach of children.

More Information

For adults, a daily dosage of 100-300 mcg vitamin K2 is suggested. Furthermore, it should be combined with vitamin D3, as both vitamins have been shown to have synergistic benefits in blocking osteoclast cells, which are responsible for bone resorption.

If you are lacking in vitamin K, your body does not have enough of these proteins. Bleeding excessively when you cut yourself or bruising easily are symptoms that your blood is not clotting properly, a common cause of which is Vitamin K2 deficiency.

Vitamin K2, as previously said, is essential for calcium metabolism, which is the primary element present in your bones and teeth.

Vitamin K2 activates two calcium-binding proteins, matrix GLA protein and osteocalcin, which aid in bone formation and maintenance.