Vitamin K2

Vitamin K has the ability to activate certain proteins. They include coagulation factors, osteocalcin and Gla proteins. K2 is made from K1 and is converted to K2 by fermentation, which occurs in the gutin healthy people. Vitamin K2 is responsible primarily for strong bone structure. It activates the osteocalcin protein. If a large amount of inactivated osteocalcin is present in the body, the risk of bone fracture increases as bone density decreases. If the body's vitamin K2 content is too low, then enough calcium in the bone cannot be transferred. The risk of osteoporosis is significantly increased.

 

Vitamin K2, on the other hand, is not only responsible for healthy bone growth but also ensures clean blood vessels. This is achieved by activating the so-called Gla proteins, which bind excess calcium, ensuring that calcium does not build up in the arteries, where accumulation can cause serious cardiovascular risk. The health of the heart and circulatory system is significantly improved by a healthy level of vitamin K2 in the body. In addition, it is an important electron transporter for mitochondria, normalizing the production of ATP, an important and central energy molecule in the human body. 

 

Vitamins K2 differ from one another. There is a difference of side chains in MK4, MK7 or MK9, and the spatial arrangement varies between cis and trans variants. The most effective, according to representative studies, is menakinone-7 or MK7. It has established the highest bioavailability. In addition, it is fat-soluble and long-lasting in human bloodstream, producing the best possible effect. In combination with other vitamins, K2 can be adversely affected, therefore we offer the vitamin K2 formulation in its own form.

 

 

 Nutritional information        

 

         

Recommendations:

Adults, 1 capsule with meal daily.

The daily dose should not be exceeded.

The dietary supplement do not replace healthy diet. 

 

Warnings:

Keep out of reach of children.

Store in a cold and dry place.