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In order to grow bones, you have to prioritise your Calcium and Vitamin K-2 intake. Here is why:
Vitamin K-2 is the one responsible to lead calcium to your bones. As this may seem insignificant this is one of the most crucial steps before even starting bonesmashing.
The first step needed is to do a blood test: If your calcium levels are from medium to high (10.1 mg/dl)> you are probably suffering from an inverse ratio 2:1 of parathyroidysm.
The Parathyroid hormone (PTH)is responsible of leading calcium to your organs and skin and if you don't have a high intake on calcium food, it will relie on your bones supply of calcium, ending up seeming on your blood tests as something "good", but in reality this hormone when you lack of this intake of high-calcium aliments makes your bones thinner and also more difficult to repair microfractures, without allowing growth.
When you combine a great calcium diet with K-2 vitamins, microfractures heal easier and your bones grow more dense.
DNR: You have to prioritise your Calcium intake
Hope you enjoyed the read
Vitamin K-2 is the one responsible to lead calcium to your bones. As this may seem insignificant this is one of the most crucial steps before even starting bonesmashing.
The first step needed is to do a blood test: If your calcium levels are from medium to high (10.1 mg/dl)> you are probably suffering from an inverse ratio 2:1 of parathyroidysm.
The Parathyroid hormone (PTH)is responsible of leading calcium to your organs and skin and if you don't have a high intake on calcium food, it will relie on your bones supply of calcium, ending up seeming on your blood tests as something "good", but in reality this hormone when you lack of this intake of high-calcium aliments makes your bones thinner and also more difficult to repair microfractures, without allowing growth.
When you combine a great calcium diet with K-2 vitamins, microfractures heal easier and your bones grow more dense.
DNR: You have to prioritise your Calcium intake
Hope you enjoyed the read