New Research: The Role of Vitamin K2 in Modulating Calcification to Support Bone and Heart Health by Diversified Communications
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Calcium is important for strong, healthy bones and teeth and vitamin K2 has been found to be a key nutrient in the process of directing and depositing calcium into healthy skeletal structure. But what happens if you don’t have enough vitamin K2 to ensure the calcium you’re getting in your diet is making it to your bones? New research, conducted in the development of MenaQ7® Vitamin K2, suggests vitamin K2 deficiency poses as high as a risk for cardiovascular disease as tobacco use. This is because an absence of vitamin K2 can result in calcium build up in the arteries, which may increase cardiovascular risk. A recent ground-breaking study found vitamin K2 protects against arterial calcification and even improves arterial flexibility by helping the body properly utilize calcium. Unfortunately, vitamin K2 deficiency has been shown to be widespread, even for those who consume healthy diets, and may lead to sub-optimal bone and heart health. Join Craig Fallshaw, CEO, Complementary Medicines Group, as he explains the vital function of vitamin K2 supported by a substantial body of clinical evidence, and provide insights on how to ensure calcium is being properly used by the body to build strong bones, while simultaneously protecting cardiovascular health. Speaker: Craig Fallshaw, Complementary Medicines Group
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