Maisto papildas FORMEDS Vitamin K2 MK-7 200 mcg, 60 kapsulių

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• Gamintojas: ForMeds
• Modelis: 5903148622347
• Svoris: 0 g

• for normal blood clotting
• for strengthening bones
• microencapsulated form of the vitamin increases its stability

The term vitamin K does not refer to only one compound, but at least three main ones: vitamin K1 (phytomenadione), K2 (menaquinone) and K3 (menadione). Due to differences in chemical structure, these vitamins are characterized by completely different biological activity, effectiveness and bioavailability, affecting their functioning in the body.

Vitamin K1 is poorly absorbed, because it is only 15% and is not stored in the liver. Vitamin K3 is a synthetic, devoid of aliphatic side chain, analogue of vitamin K acting as a provitamin. Vitamin K2, the most desirable form, is used by the liver and redistributed by the blood throughout the body, making K2 readily available to extrahepatic tissues such as bones and blood vessel walls. Due to the fact that vitamin K2 is stored in the liver, it takes a long time before clinical symptoms of vitamin K2 deficiency occur due to its non-absorption in the intestines. Vitamin K2 is a compound mainly formed by bacteria in fermented products such as cheese, yoghurts, kefir, sauerkraut. Vitamin K2 can be further divided into several different subtypes, but the most important are MK-4 and MK-7- which has the longest half-life in the body.

Functions of vitamin K2 MK-7:

For many years, vitamin K has been attributed only to its role in the process of blood clotting, because it maintains at an appropriate level the factors determining normal blood clotting. In our body, calcium is essential for maintaining health, but its abnormal metabolism can lead to disorders such as osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease. It turns out that the key factor regulating this element (Ca) in the body is vitamin K2.Witamina K2 MK-7 is responsible for the activation of MGP (Matrix GLA Protein) proteins, which transport calcium in the body. When MGP proteins are active, calcium is transported to the bone, if they are inactive, calcium is deposited in the blood vessels - veins, arteries causing atherosclerosis and heart disease. This is a key role of vitamin K2, with its low level calcium can not be built into the bones (exposing us to osteoporosis).

Studies have confirmed that supplementation with K2 MK-7 causes a significant reduction in the level of inactive proteins and an increase in the level of active proteins. One of the first information confirming that vitamin K2 is important for cardiovascular health was provided by the so-called. "Rotterdam Studies". These studies reported a 50% reduction in calcification of blood vessels and cardiovascular deaths among healthy older adults whose diet was high in vitamin K2. Many other animal and human studies have shown that vitamin K2 intake can not only stop, but also reverse the process of calcification of the arteries.

Several clinical studies have been conducted, after which vitamin K1 was found to reduce bone loss by 35% in perimenopausal women. However, when taking vitamin K2 in the 3-year period, it has been shown that vitamin K2 completely prevents the loss of bone strength in perimenopausal women. Vitamin K2 deficiency can lead to damage to cognitive functions of the brain, supplementation in turn can prevent or at least delay the onset of Alzheimer´a. Vitamin K2 limits the effects of various harmful factors such as vascular calcification, hypoxia and protects against apoptosis and necrosis m.in. after strokes, congestion or traumatic damage to brain tissue. It is believed that the administration of vitamin K2 allows to reduce damage to neurons.

Vitamin K has a beneficial effect on the skeletal system, increasing bone mineralization and reducing the risk of fractures.

Vitamin K has a beneficial effect on the skeletal system, increasing bone mineralization and reducing the risk of fractures. It is also necessary for blood clotting processes, prevents the accumulation of calcium in arteries and soft tissues and makes blood vessels more flexible. Vitamin K is obtained from the diet and synthesized by our microflora, but with diseases with fat absorption disorders (e.g. Crohn's disease, cystic fibrosis) or diseases of the digestive system (e.g. celiac disease) the risk of deficiency increases. BICAPS K2MK7 contains a high dose of 200 µg and the best absorbed form of vitamin K2, or MK7, which lasts longer in the body than MK4. Moreover, K2MK7 in this product comes from geranium unlike most supplements where vit. K is extracted from soybeans.

Vitamin K2 MK-7:

- contributes to normal blood clotting,

- helps maintain healthy bones.

Ingredients:Inulin (chickory root), pullulan (capsule shell), vitamin K (microencapsulated menaquinone-7).

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Ingredients in daily portion (1 capsule)

Vitamin K (K2 MK-7) 200 μg (266%*)

Inulin 300 mg

*RWS - Reference Consumption Value

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Use: Take the capsule 1 once a day with a meal.

Do not exceed the recommended daily allowance for consumption during the day. The product can not be used by pregnant women, nursing women and children without medical consultation. The product cannot be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Do not use if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. We recommend a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Manufacturer: ForMeds

Packaging: 60 capsules

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