Vitamin D3+K2 Package “

1. Winning synergy: Vitamin D3 and K2 work together to ensure that calcium is used properly in the body, preventing dangerous calcification of vessels and organs.
2. Optimal absorption: The MK-7 (all-trans) form of vitamin K2, which is of plant origin, is absorbed more efficiently by the body and remains active for a longer time than other forms.
3. Guaranteed purity: Avoiding less effective forms of vitamin K2, such as MK4, MK7-cis, and MK9, ensures that you get a higher quality product with a high trans content.
4. Ideal form of administration: The fat-soluble vitamins D3 and K2 are present in oil, allowing the body to use them best without unnecessary additives typical of tablets or dragées.

Why combine high-dose vitamin D3 with vitamin K2?

Vitamin D3 and K2: the unexpected dynamic duo
Due to reduced sun exposure in our latitudes (especially in winter), supplementation through dietary supplements is strongly recommended, as sufficient intake through the diet is often unsustainable in the long run. However, it is important to be careful when taking high doses of vitamin D alone, as this can pose health risks.

Vitamin D, in synergy with parathyroid hormone, increases the absorption of calcium from the intestines, also increasing the concentration of calcium in the blood. Our body must be able to utilize this calcium, otherwise it will accumulate as harmful waste. As a result, dangerous calcification of blood vessels and organs occurs in the long run.

Fundamental to know:
Actually, the main cause of calcium deposits in blood vessels is not high calcium levels, but deficiency of vitamin K2, which is essential for the utilization of that mineral.

That’s where vitamin K2 comes in:

Vitamin K2 activates two key proteins, osteocalcin and MGP (Matrix Gla Protein), which are responsible for calcium utilization in the blood. Once activated (carboxylated), these proteins can bind and transport calcium. Osteocalcin and MGP ensure the transport and storage of calcium from the blood to the bones and teeth. If these proteins are not activated, they cannot perform this essential function. Therefore, with the help of vitamin K2, calcium is directed to where it is needed, preventing calcium buildup in arterial walls and keeping our blood vessels clean.

MK-7 (all-trans): optimized absorption and prolonged duration of action
Even within vitamin K2, there are significant differences. The MK-7 (all-trans) form used in vitamin D3+K2 (MK-7) is derived from natural plant sources and has a trans content of more than 98%. The superiority of MK-7 all-trans lies in its higher absorption capacity and significantly longer duration of action than other forms of vitamin K2. These forms of vitamin K2 should be avoided: MK4 (very low bioavailability, thus requiring very high doses), MK7-cis (virtually ineffective), MK9 (poorly studied, mainly synthetic, not approved in Germany) and low-cost MK7 products with low trans content.

Vitamins in oil: the ideal delivery method
Vitamins D and K are fat-soluble, which means they require fats/oils as a means of transport. Only in this way can the body use them. When taking vitamins D3 and/or K2 as dietary supplements, it is essential to pay attention to the form in which they are administered. Vitamins D or K2 in tablet or tablet form do not contain natural oils and often include unnecessary additives.

In conclusion:
Vitamin D supplements require vitamin K2 to utilize calcium effectively. Therefore, vitamin D3 should always be taken in combination with vitamin K2. Together with vitamin D3, the long-acting form of vitamin K2 (MK-7) ensures optimal supply to all organs and tissues.