Vitamin K2 is well known for its effects on bone health and cardiovascular disease. K2 can also serve some functions with energy production, metabolic efficiency, and more uses and benefits.
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Vitamin K2 is well known for its effects on bone health and cardiovascular disease. K2 can also serve some functions with energy production, metabolic efficiency, and more uses and benefits.
Vitamin K2 is underappreciated for its role in calcium balance. Vit K2 works to control where calcium ends up (in the bone and not the arteries) - helping to support cardiovascular health. K2-7 is a subtype of K2 that stays in the body longer - and provides you with whole-body health benefits.
Vitamin K is essential for bone quality. While many know that vitamin K is involved in blood clotting, they are less aware of its benefits for bone health. Read to learn the research of how vitamin K, especially vitamin K2-7, keeps calcium out of soft tissues and back in the bone where it belongs.
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