Vita D3 + K2 - 20ml Mint Flavor

VITA D3 + K2® Vitafor is a food supplement rich in vitamins D3 (cholecalciferol) and K2 (menaquinone-7), with a high concentration of D3 per dose (2,000 IU).

The strategic combination of the two vitamins helps maintain muscles, bones and the immune system. The perfect combination for stronger bones.

Product Benefits:

Vitamin D helps:

• In the formation of bones and teeth.
• In the absorption of calcium and phosphorus and in maintaining calcium levels in the blood.
• In the functioning of the immune and muscular systems.
• In the process of cell division.

Vitamin K helps:

• In the maintenance of bones.
• In blood clotting.

Differentials:

• High concentration of vitamin D3 per dose - 50 μg (= 2,000 IU).
• Source of vitamin K.
• Strategic combination of vitamins.
• Suitable for children aged 9 and over and adults.
• With MCT (medium chain triglycerides) – greater absorption.
• Drop format – personalized consumption, meeting different needs.
• Accuracy in dosage.
• No risk of contamination: more hygiene and safety for the user.
• Pleasant mint flavor.
• Zero sugar and gluten.

Scientific Data:

Vitamin D has a significant influence on bone health and mineralization. Unlike other vitamins, which can be obtained through diet, the main route of entry of vitamin D into the systemic circulation is through ultraviolet B (UVB) exposure, i.e., sunlight.

Its supplementation can help protect against acute respiratory tract infections in general and play an important role in musculoskeletal growth, immunological and cardiopulmonary functions, and inflammatory modulation.

According to studies, the combination of vitamins K and D has been associated with a significant increase in total bone mineral density (BMD) and a significant reduction in undercarboxylated osteocalcin levels. An even more favorable effect is expected when vitamin K2 is used.

Vitamin D promotes calcium absorption, while vitamin K2 prevents hypercalcification (absorption above the expected level), which can cause, more seriously, heart problems.

References:

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2. Wilson-Barnes SL, et al. "Seasonal variation in vitamin D status, bone health and athletic performance in competitive university student athletes: a longitudinal study." J Nutr Sci. , 2020. Find out more .
3. MARTINEAU, Adrian R. et al. "Vitamin D supplementation to prevent acute respiratory tract infections: systematic review and meta-analysis of individual participant data." BMJ , 2017. Find out more .
4. Kuang X, et al. "The combination effect of vitamin K and vitamin D on human bone quality: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials." Food Funct. , 2020. Find out more .