DOPPELHERZ Vitamin D3 2000+K2 drops, 20 ml

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Healthy bones are important at all ages because they form the scaffolding of our body. Bones are subject to a constant assembly and dismantling process. In addition to the mineral calcium, the vitamins D and K also play an important role in bone maintenance. The modern combination of Doppelherz Vitamin D3 2000+K2 drops (pack size: 20 ml) therefore contains 50 μg vitamin D3. This corresponds to 2000 I. E. (international units) and 100 μg vitamin K2 in the form of Menachinon (MK-7). Vitamin K is one of the fat -soluble vitamins and occurs in different variants: the vitamin K1 (phyllochinone) and vitamin K2 (Menachinon) mainly contained in the leaves of green plants. Several menachinone (MK) are summarized under vitamin K2, including the MK-7 contained in Doppelherz vitamin D3 2000+K2 drops (pack size: 20 ml). The human body can only produce vitamin K2 in small quantities by forming them by microorganisms in the intestine and transporting it into the blood. Vitamin K2 is primarily absorbed through food from animal and bacterial fermented foods. In addition to offal, meat and egg yolk, the sources are mainly milk products and certain types of cheese. The highest content of vitamin K2 occurs in Japanese Natto (fermented soybeans). Vitamin K and vitamin D are true multitalents for health. Vitamin K plays a role in numerous body functions. It has long been known that vitamin K contributes to normal blood clotting. Another task of vitamin K is bone health. Like vitamin D, vitamin K contributes to receiving normal bones. Vitamin D contributes to a normal absorption of calcium and supports the normal calcium level in the blood. Vitamin K supports the mineralization of the bones. Vitamin D also fulfills further tasks in the body. The fat -soluble vitamin contributes to the maintenance of normal muscle function and a normal function of the immune system. Sufficient supply on both micronutrients is therefore important.