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Vitamin K2: essential heart
health nutrient By Dr Hogne Vik, NattoPharma CMO
Most people take a calcium supplement to support their bone health, which is important because our bodies cannot produce calcium on their own.
However, too much calcium in the body can have negative effects, such as depositing in the arteries and blood vessels causing calcification, which can lead to hardening of arteries (atherosclerosis). This calcification causes stiffening that puts a strain on the cardiovascular system.
Vitamin K2 is the key to ensuring calcium is utilised properly in the body.
Vitamin K2 is essentially the body’s light switch – it “turns on” important proteins already present in the body:
• Osteocalcin for strong bones
• Matrix Gla protein (MGP) for protecting arteries and blood vessels
By activating these K-dependent proteins, calcium is kept out of the arteries and directed to the bones.
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This groundbreaking study is the first intervention trial to confirm that Vitamin K2 intake reduces cardiovascular risk. According to the researchers, to date, no other compound – prescription medication or dietary supplement – has produced these results.
The K2 for you
This groundbreaking study, and most of the research confirming Vitamin K2’s health benefits, utilised a specific K2 as MK-7 called MenaQ7® from NattoPharma.
Proven benefits
Vitamin K2 has a substantial body of evidence confirming its health benefits. One exciting clinical trial, published in the journal Thrombosis and Haemostasis in 2015, examined 244 healthy postmenopausal women taking either 180 mcg of Vitamin K2 as MK-7 daily for three years, or a placebo. The results showed that K2 not only inhibited age-related stiffening of the artery walls, but also made significant improvements in artery flexibility – meaning calcification was actually regressed, leaving arteries healthier and more flexible.
For a heart-healthy lifestyle, use supplements featuring MenaQ7® Vitamin K2 as MK-7, clinically proven and patented cardiovascular protector.
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vitamink2.com.au.
Contact info: CMG, exclusive AUS supplier of MenaQ7® 02 9091 0264
www.cmgrouponline.com.au
Dr. Hogne Vik is Chief Medical Officer with NattoPharma, the world leader in Vitamin K2 research & development, and exclusive global supplier of MenaQ7®.
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