Description
Vitamins D3, K2 and A
As a daily dosage = 10 drops:
1000 I.U. vitamin D3
500 I.U. vitamin A
50 µg vitamin K2 (MK-7)
High-quality, natural carrier oils:
Palm oil (sustainable, RSPO-certified)
Coconut oil (not refined)
Evening primrose oil (not refined)
Sea buckthorn oil (not refined)
Dropper bottle with precise and demand-based dosage
Convenient low-dosage if needed – also ideal for children
Fact sheet vitamin D
Why does the body need vitamin D?
Vitamin D is specifically known as a “bone vitamin”because it plays an important role in the absorption and processing of calcium and phosphate and, thus, in the mineralisation of the bone tissue. However, it has also become indispensable for a number of different metabolic processes and for immune defence.
Vitamin D supply
Nutrition only plays a subordinate role in supplying the body with vitamin D.
Around 80 to 90 percent of a person’s vitamin D needs are formed through the conversion of sunrays (uvb rays) on the skin. However, this means that – depending on one’s skin type and the season.
A quarter of the body’s surface must be exposed to sunrays for 5 to 25 minutes a day during the sunny months of the year. The body can store the fat-soluble vitamin D and draw from these reserves in autumn and in winter.
What is vitamin “D3”?
There are various kinds of vitamin D compounds.
The most important of which are vitamin D2 and vitamin D3.
Vitamin D2 is found in plants and in fungi.
Vitamin D3 is present in foods of animal origin and also has the same form as is constituted in the human skin.
The body, converts both forms into the active hormone calcitriol.
Why is a combination of the vitamins D3, K2 and A beneficial?
All three vitamins are actively into the processing of calcium. Vitamins D3 and A stimulate the production of certain proteins (e.g. osteocalcin), which transport this important mineral to the bones and teeth. Without vitamin K, these proteins remain inactive. It is only vitamin K that converts them into a chemical form that enables them to bind calcium.
The main forms of vitamin K are vitamin K1 and vitamin K2.
Only vitamin K2 involves the function described above in bone metabolism. Both forms play a role in blood clotting. In cases of haemophilia or when simultaneously taking anticoagulants, it is therefore important to discuss the intake of any product containing vitamin K beforehand with your doctor or therapist.
Functions of vitamins D, K and A
Vitamin D
for a normal absorption/utilisation of calcium and phosphorus and to normal blood calcium levels
contributes to the maintenance of normal bones, muscle function and teeth.
Helps to the normal function of the immune system.
has a role in the process of cell division.
Vitamin K
helps to keep bones healthy.
For a normal blood clotting.
Vitamin A
contributes to normal iron metabolism.
has the effect of maintaining healthy skin and mucous membranes.
supports maintenance of normal vision.
normal function of the immune system.
has a role in the process of cell specialisation.
Ingredientes:
Red palm oil (not refined) (38.15%); coconut oil (not refined) (30.00%); evening primrose oil (not refined) (12.00%); sea buckthorn oil (not refined) (12.00%); vitamin K2 (MK-7) (6.60%); lemon oil (not refined) (1.00%); vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol); vitamin A (retinyl palmitate)
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