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Why many people supplement Vitamin D3
Modern lifestyle factors may reduce natural vitamin D levels, including:
• Limited sun exposure
• Indoor lifestyle
• Regular use of sunscreen
Supplementation can be a practical way to support daily intake.
Clean and effective formulation
• Oil-based delivery for improved absorption
• Carefully selected vitamin forms
• Designed for everyday use
Who is it for?
A suitable option for those who:
• Have limited sun exposure
• Want to support normal immune function
• Want to maintain healthy bones and teeth
• Prefer convenient daily supplementation
Suggested use
• Take 1 daily dose
• Follow label instructions
Normal food consumption cannot provide sufficient amounts of D3 even with food diets rich in D3 (e.g., fish, fish oils, liver, fortified cereals etc.) the downside to enriched diets as described is that these contain even higher levels of vitamin A, which has more acute side effects contrasting to D3.
Luckily, taking a D3 supplement is an easy and cheap way to increase the D3 level in your body assist in reaching the optimal, 100-175 nmol/L (40-70 ng/ml) range.
Why is it important to take vitamin K2 and D3 together?
Probably the most important role of vitamin K2 in the body is that it can activate proteins responsible for the build-up of calcium where it is needed most (bones and teeth), and not where it might be detrimental (soft tissues, kidneys, blood vessels). Scientific studies have confirmed that the occurrence of coronary atherosclerosis and osteoporosis decreases proportionally to vitamin K2 consumption. An insufficiency of vitamin K2 exacerbates calcium intake which can be expressly harmful. With an appropriate vitamin D3 and K2 intake, our bodies receive the requisite amount which is utilized to the greater good.
Though it is difficult to overdose vitamin D3, the harmful consequences of a possible overdose (abnormally high levels of blood calcium and calcium depositions) can be prevented by the intake of vitamin K1 and particularly of vitamin K2, and as vitamin K also promotes the effects of D3, it is worth taking vitamin K1 and K2 in addition. Vitamin K may play a key role in helping the blood clot, preventing excessive bleeding. Unlike many other vitamins, vitamin K is not typically used as a dietary supplement. Vitamin K is actually a group of compounds. The most important of these compounds appears to be vitamin K1 and vitamin K2. Vitamin K1 is obtained from leafy greens and some other vegetables. Vitamin K2 is a group of compounds largely obtained from meats, cheeses, and eggs, and synthesized by bacteria. Vitamin K1 is the main form of vitamin K supplement available in the U.S.
Confirmed effects of vitamin K2 and D3 so far Against tumour diseases
One major causes of cancer might be the lack of vitamin D3. Several scientific studies have demonstrated that the risk of developing cancer and the level of vitamin D3 may be inversely related. Some estimates indicate that the occurrence of the most common cancers could be reduced even to the third of the present number if everyone took vitamin D3 supplements. Many physicians consider elevating D3 blood levels to 100 ng/ml as an important factor in cancer treatment. There is increasing evidence pointing to the anti-tumour effects of vitamin K1, K2 and K3.
General immune system boosting and flu prevention
With optimal levels of D3, one might be less prone to influenza virus and other infections; even if one has symptoms, they will be milder and one will recover more quickly. After the first influenza symptoms appear, it is has been proven to be effective if one takes 50 thousand IU vitamin D3 three times every 12 hours, e.g., in the morning, in the evening, and the following morning (after the third, reduce the dose to the original recommended maintenance dose, 4 thousand IU).
Autoimmune diseases
Vitamin D3 helps to “fine-tune” the immune system, thus it can be helpful in autoimmune conditions, for example in case of multiple sclerosis or inflammatory bowel diseases.
Diabetes
Vitamin D3 may prevent and ameliorate both diabetes type I and type II.
Cardiovascular system
By its blood pressure lowering, stroke and metabolic syndrome may prevent effects, Vitamin D3 may reduce the occurrence of cardiac death, and it is also generally protective against cardiovascular diseases. K2 may prevent (and according to observations, reverses) cardiovascular sclerosis, just as the sclerotic alterations of other soft tissues and organs (e.g. kidneys).
Nervous system/brain
Vitamin D3 may help to prevent and ease autism, schizophrenia, epilepsy, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease.
Depression
Vitamin D3 may prevent and relieves the symptoms of depression, which is not surprising as sunbathing is known to have a similar effect, partly due to its D3-level increasing effects.
Fertility and female conditions
D3 might enhance fertility both in men and women.
It may increase the levels of testosterone in men. It may be also effective in the case of endometriosis, PCOS and preeclampsia, and decreases the occurrence of pregnancy-related inslin
resistance and preterm birth.
Respiratory tract diseases
Besides influenza, D3 might be also useful in preventing and treating TBC, asthma, COPD and other respiratory conditions.
Teeth and facial structure
K2 and D3 together may prevent and reverse dental calculus, tooth decay, and can even seal smaller dental cavities (at least the dentin layer). When taken from early childhood, it might ensure the development of straight, healthy teeth and nice, symmetric face.
Osteoporosis
Both K2 and D3 may help to prevent osteoporosis; they are
essential for developing a strong, healthy and flexible bone structure.
Alzheimer’s disease
In a study, large doses of vitamin K2 significantly improved the status of patients with Alzheimer’s disease.
Increasing the level of vitamin K3
High doses of vitamin K1 may significantly increase the production of vitamin K3 in the body. Based on current studies, vitamin K3 might be a promising option in cancer treatment.
Our product contains the most active and natural, MK-7 form of vitamin K2, and to promote vitamin K3 production, we have also added a large amount of vitamin K1. All these substances are then dissolved together with natural vitamin D3 obtained from “sunbathed” sheep wool wax in USDA Organic certified extra virgin olive oil, stabilized with a natural vitamin E complex. It does not contain any other additives, and due to being dissolved in oil, it has an excellent absorption rate.
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Warnings
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. DO NOT EXCEED RECOMMENDED DOSE.
If you are undergoing treatment for a medical condition or if you are pregnant or lactating, please consult your medical practitioner before introducing supplementary foods to your normal routine. The dietary supplement should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle. Store tightly closed in a cool and dry place.
References:
- http://examine.com/supplements/Vitamin+K/
- Nutrition and Physical Degeneration: A Comparison of Primitive and Modern Diets and Their Effects (1939) Paul B. Hoeber, Inc; Medical Book Department of Harper & Brothers
- Nutrition and Disease – the Interaction of Clinical and Experimental Work (Edinburgh and London: Oliver and Boyd, 1934)
- www.vitamindcouncil.org
- Book: Gábor Szendi: Sunshine vitamin - Lies, myths and facts (2012, Jaffa Publishing, Hungary)
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-Allergen-free
- Glutenfree
- Egg-free
- Soy allergen-free
- Dairy and lactose-free
- Free of sulfur dioxide
- Sugar-free
- GMO-free
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- FSC paper material (CO31340)
- Packaging from carbon-neutral production
- 100% recyclable packaging
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Brief and precise summary of Calcium
Calcium is an essential dietary mineral and a major component of bones and teeth. An adult human body contains more than 1 kg of calcium, most of which provides for structural functions. It is mainly needed for the firmness of bones, but movement would not be possible without it either. Many other biological processes also require calcium, such as the contraction of muscles and blood vessels and the functioning of the nervous system.
Brief and precise summary of Vitamin K
Vitamin K is an essential fat-soluble vitamin. Scientists first discovered its role in blood coagulation, however later they found it to have many other important functions in our body. It is needed to make sure calcium is transported to the bones and teeth instead of being stored in soft tissues where it can cause major problems.
The True Face of Vitamin K (short version)
What if you found out that plain old vitamin K1 was just as good, maybe even better than the expensive K2, but it happens to be the best-kept secret? Are you familiar with Dumas' Iron Mask story, in which one of two twin princes is hidden in an iron mask while the other reigns supreme? Well, the situation with vitamin K is not unlike that: K1's iron mask is that it only regulates blood clotting and is well hidden from view.
Low vitamin K supplies limit the mobility of the elderly
Vitamin K is not only necessary for healthy bones and the vascular system, but it can keep them flexible, subsequently improving mobility. A new study examined the link between the vitamin K provision of the elderly and their mobility.
Head to Head: Vitamin K1 or K2?
The general recommendation is to get about 100 micrograms of Vitamin K1 from our diet, because this is enough to activate blood clotting. The different types of Vitamin K2, mostly MK-4 and MK-7, have been studied for their beneficial effects on osteoporosis and for the prevention of arterial calcification.
Vitamin K protects the body against cardiovascular diseases
More and more research proves that vitamin K is crucial for the health of the cardiovascular system, as it helps prevent the buildup of calcium deposits in veins. To gain this benefit, however, much more vitamin K is necessary than the currently recommended dietary intake.
Vitamin K1 reduces fracture risk
The ECKO trial looked at 440 postmenopausal women, with low bone mineral density. (1) After menopause, women have double the risk of developing osteoporosis, compared to men. Treatments that improve bone quality, and reduce the risk of developing osteoporosis are especially important for them.
