Why Vitamin K2 is important for having strong bones

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This fat-soluble vitamin is required to activate osteocalcin, an important protein secreted by osteoblasts, the body’s bone-building cells. When vitamin K2 is activated, osteocalcin can draw calcium into the bones where osteoblasts then incorporate it into the bone matrix.2 In addition, vitamin K2, when combined with vitamin D3, helps inhibit osteoclasts, the cells responsible for bone resorption.3
 
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Vitamin D3 + K2 = ultimate soft-bonemaxxing
 
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It’s probably legit for up to 18-25 years old.
 
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How does this benefit your face?
 
Makes sense.

I’ve eaten a lot of cucumber my entire life and I have never broken a big bone.
 
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