The clever combination of Vitamin D3 and K2

Vitamin D3 contributes to the normal function of the immune system and is therefore an important companion in the autumn and winter months. The solar vitamin, as it is also called vitamin D3, induces the formation of “endogenous antibiotics” in macrophages, for example.² If a macrophage detects foreign pathogens, it uses vitamin D to trigger a chain of reactions from the blood, at the end of which an “endogenous antibiotic” is created. This can eliminate pathogens. Vitamin D3 also plays an essential role in bone density and bone metabolism. It helps to keep the bones stable as it supports the normal absorption and utilization of calcium and phosphorus.³