Vitamin D3 & K2
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NOW combines two nutrients extensively researched for their contribution to the health of bones, teeth and the cardiovascular system.
* Vitamin D3 promotes calcium transport and absorption.
* It may also play a role in proper insulin action and glucose metabolism and is critical to immune system function.* Vitamin K is necessary for the formation of healthy, strong bones.
* Vitamin K plays a role in arterial health through its ability to support proper calcium metabolism in veins and arteries.
* Vitamin K2 is an active and bioavailable form of vitamin K.*
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