Many arterial blockages are caused partially or completely by calcium deposits, not cholesterol or other substances. Vitamin K2 will gradually remove calcium deposits from areas they are not supposed to be (like your arteries) and move the calcium to places it is supposed to be (like your bones, teeth, and muscles). Vitamin K2 also helps to regulate blood clotting so that your blood doesn't clot too much or too little.
I have no idea what his 'arterial cleanse' method is, but try taking Vitamin K2 every day for a few months.
Yup. It is especially important to take K2 if you are supplementing with D. My understanding (correct me if I'm wrong) is that D helps the body to absorb calcium from food, while K2 makes sure it goes where it's needed. Without K2, calcium can actually start to build up in places it shouldn't be.
Many arterial blockages are caused partially or completely by calcium deposits, not cholesterol or other substances. Vitamin K2 will gradually remove calcium deposits from areas they are not supposed to be (like your arteries) and move the calcium to places it is supposed to be (like your bones, teeth, and muscles). Vitamin K2 also helps to regulate blood clotting so that your blood doesn't clot too much or too little.
I have no idea what his 'arterial cleanse' method is, but try taking Vitamin K2 every day for a few months.
Yup. It is especially important to take K2 if you are supplementing with D. My understanding (correct me if I'm wrong) is that D helps the body to absorb calcium from food, while K2 makes sure it goes where it's needed. Without K2, calcium can actually start to build up in places it shouldn't be.
I just got a bottle of Trace Minerals D3 + K2 today.
You can toss in some Berberine and Nattokinase as well.
ThankQ fren, will look into that asap. Much appreciated :) ...did, and glad to see I can continue with my daily cheese ritual Thanks :D
Never heard of k2 and benefits. Looked it up and ordered. Thanks fren. Also thx to the person below on the berberine. Got that too
Calcium just builds up in the cholesterol deposits on the artery walls after being there a long time.