Vitamin K plays an important role in the mineralization process as it activates the protein osteocalcin, released by osteoblasts, which is able to bind calcium and accumulate it in the bones.
If the osteocalcin protein is not activated properly, it does not bind calcium and the mineral remains as excess in the blood.
- Studies show that vitamin K deficiency and excess calcium in the bloodstream lead to calcium deposits on the walls of blood vessels, promoting their calcification
- Vitamin K has been shown to be involved in the mineralization of bones and is important normal bone health, structure, formation, and maintenance
- Studies have shown that a lack of vitamin K2 in the body or its poor absorption affects bone loss, increases the risk of osteoporosis and bone fragility, which is why it is important the body to receive sufficient amounts of it
Vitamin K has been shown to be involved in the mineralization of bones and is important for normal bone health, structure, formation, and maintenance.
Studies have shown that a lack of vitamin K2 in the body or its poor absorption affects bone loss, increases the risk of osteoporosis and bone fragility, which is why it is important for the body to receive sufficient amounts of it.
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