- Vitamin K1 and K2-MK7 in bioactive form
- Particularly useful in combination with vitamin D
- High-quality recipe with only three ingredients
- Individually dosed – 80 µg vitamin K per drop
- Dissolved in MCT oil for optimal absorption
- Contents: 20 ml = 170 servings
The effect of vitamin K1 and K2
Vitamin K and blood clotting
Vitamin K – the “K” stands for Coagulation – has long been known as a key component of blood clotting. It activates certain proteins that control this process in the body. If vitamin K is lacking, these clotting proteins remain inactive, preventing the blood from clotting normally.
Blood-thinning medications are based on exactly this principle: they specifically inhibit the effect of vitamin K, thereby slowing down clotting.
Vitamin K-dependent proteins involved in blood clotting include: Prothrombin, proconvertin, factor IX, factor X and plasma protein C & S
Vitamin K and calcium metabolism
Vitamin K not only helps with blood clotting, but also supports the maintenance of healthy bones:
Recently, research has discovered further functions of vitamin K—particularly in connection with calcium metabolism. Specific vitamin K-dependent proteins, found in bones and blood vessels, play a role in this process. Many of these proteins have been identified through experimental studies in which they were specifically deactivated.
These include: osteocalcin, matrix Gla protein, Gla protein and protein S
Particularly Osteocalcin is important because it is produced in bone and tooth tissue, where it binds calcium and hydroxyapatite – a key step in the development of stable structures.
Around 20 other vitamin K-dependent proteins are now known, some of whose precise functions are still being researched. For example, the protein Gas6 an influence on the immune system.
Officially approved health claims about vitamin K:
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Contributes to normal blood clotting
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Contributes to the maintenance of normal bones
Why vitamin K1 and vitamin K2?
In principle, both forms—vitamin K1 and K2—are capable of activating K-dependent proteins in the body. However, differences exist in their mode of action and distribution.
Vitamin K2 in the form MK-7 has a significantly longer retention time in the blood than K1 and is therefore considered to be about four times more effective.
Conversely, vitamin K1 can be converted into vitamin K2 in the body by enzymatic conversion (Cleavage of the side chain) also other vitamin KSuch proteins as K2-MK4 are formed. This was made clear by the fact that K2-MK4 was detected in many tissues – even when only vitamin K1 was administered. In other words, vitamin K1 serves as a precursor for MK-4 in the body, which can perform important local functions.
For this reason, it makes sense to supplement both vitamins – K1 and K2. Their effects complement each other and together contribute to the optimal supply of active vitamin K to various tissues.
Is vitamin K necessary for the effects of vitamin D?
Yes and no. Vitamin K does indeed play an important role in certain effects of vitamin D. Among other things, vitamin D stimulates the production of osteocalcin—a protein important for bone metabolism. However, for osteocalcin to be effective, it must be activated by vitamin K.Without this activation, it cannot fully perform its function in the body.
At the same time, current studies show no additional benefit when vitamin K is taken in addition to vitamin D – provided vitamin K levels are within the normal range.
Conversely, this means that if there is a deficiency of vitamin K, this could impair the activation of osteocalcin and thus certain effects of vitamin D.
Maximum purity and flexible dosing
The vitamin K complex contains only the essential active ingredients: vitamin K1, vitamin K2-MK7, and MCT oil as a carrier. Without unnecessary additives, artificial flavors, or preservatives, it's perfect for those who value the highest quality and purity.
Thanks to the bioactive all-trans form Your body can optimally absorb and utilize the vitamin. The MCT oil contained in the product further optimizes the absorption of the fat-soluble vitamin.
One drop provides 80 µg of vitamin K. The liquid form allows for easy and precise dosing. This allows you to adjust your daily intake to your personal needs and ensure your body is optimally supplied.
Nutritional values
| Contents | per serving (= 4 drops) | % NRV* |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin K | 80 µg | 107% |
| of which vitamin K1 | 40 µg | - |
| of which vitamin K2 | 40 µg | - |
* Percent of nutrient reference values
Ingredients
MCT oil** (from coconut), menaquinone (vitamin K2), phylloquinone (vitamin K1).
** MCT = Medium-chain triglycerides
Recommended intake: Take 4 pipette drops per day with one of your meals.
Notes: Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. This product is not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of small children. Store in a cool, dry place, away from light.
Shake bottle gently before use.
People taking coumarin-type anticoagulants should consult their doctor before consuming vitamin K supplements.

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