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.
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.