Vit-D3 2500 IU's + Vitamin K FROM YHS FREE USA SHIPPING

Description: VITAMIN D3 WITH VITAMIN K ORAL SPRAY Often called the Sunshine Vitamin, Vitamin D3 is actually not a vitamin at all. Rather, it is a hormone produced by the body when stimulated by sunlight. For various reasons, most people are no longer able to produce the necessary amount of this vitamin. These reasons include: living in a geographical area in which there is often little sunlight available, using SPF products to protect against the negative effects of too much sunlight, the current state of production, shipping and storage of the few fresh foods that would naturally provide Vitamin D3, certain medical conditions that preclude the synthesis of the vitamin, among many other factors. Although some foods are now being artificially enhanced with Vitamin D, there are not enough of them to provide all we need. A few years ago, Vitamin D was thought to do nothing more than allow calcium to be absorbed for good bone health. New research suggests that vitamin D may be one of the best vitamins of all for your body as scientists have uncovered up to 2,000 different genesroughly one-sixth of the human genomethat are regulated by the nutrient. That means almost everything in your body relies on it. The problem is that most of us are not spending enough time in the sun for our bodies to produce Vitamin D, nor do our foods any longer provide what we need. Up to 77 percent of Americans are vitamin D deficient1. Low Vitamin D levels will result in your body working far below its potential. What's most remarkable about vitamin D is the sheer number of health issues it's been linked to. It affects cell death and proliferation, insulin production, and even the immune system2, as well as depression, heart disease, pregnancy problems, birth defects, skin and other cancers, and multiple sclerosis. Vitamin D regulates calcium and phosphorus, is essential to a healthy immune system, promotes cellular differentiation, is a potent anti-inflammatory, helps regulate blood sugar levels, and helps lower blood pressure, among many, many other things, including: Alzheimers disease Autoimmune disorders (such as: Multiple Sclerosis, Lupus, Rheumatoid arthritis, Macular degeneration, Psoriasis, Celiac disease, Cystic Fibrosis, Graves disease, etc.) Cancer (including Breast, Colorectal, Melanoma, Ovarian) Obesity Osteoporosis / Osteomalacia (weakening of the bones) Parkinsons disease Rickets Experts are now urging the government to raise its recommended daily amount of vitamin D for adults from 200 IU to at least 1,000 IU, often up to 4000 IU daily3. 1 The Archives of Internal Medicine 2 Michael F Holick, PhD, MD, director of the vitamin D, skin and bone research laboratory at Boston University Medical Center3 Harvard School of Public Health Vitamin K is a fat-soluble vitamin that is most well known for the important role it plays in blood clotting. However, vitamin K is also absolutely essential to building strong bones, preventing heart disease, and crucial part ofother bodily processes. In fact, vitamin K is sometimes referred to as "the forgotten vitamin" because its major benefits are often overlooked.Recent evidence suggests vitamin K is an important adjunct to vitamin D, and if you are deficient in one, neither works optimally in your body. As you may already know, vitamin D is a key player in your overall health.According to one of the world's top vitamin K researchers, Dr. Cees Vermeer, just like with vitamin D, nearly everyone is deficient in vitamin K.Most of you get enough K from your diet to maintain adequate blood clotting, but NOT enough to protect you from a variety of other health problems. In this article, I will discuss 10 important reasons why it's so important to make sure you are consuming enough vitamin K. The following table summarizes potential health problems that can be associated with a vitamin K deficiency. Arterial calcification, cardiovascular diseaseBrain health problems, including dementia (the specifics of which are under study)OsteoporosisTooth decayProstate cancer, lung cancer, liver cancer and leukemiaInfectious diseases such as Vitamin K2 helps to prevent hardening of the arteries, which is a common factor in coronary artery disease and heart failure. Research suggests vitamin K2 may help to keep calcium out of your artery linings and other body tissues, where it can cause damage. The latest studies show it's vitamin K2, rather than K1, in concert with vitamin D, that prevents calcification in your coronary arteries, thereby preventing cardiovascular disease. Vitamin K2 Helps Prevent OsteoporosisThe absolute best way to achieve healthy bones is a diet rich in fresh, raw whole foods that maximizes natural minerals so your body has the raw materials it needs to do what it was designed to do.Vitamin K2 is one of the most important nutritional interventions for improving your bone density. It serves as the biological "glue" that helps plug calcium and other important minerals into your bone matrix. There have been some remarkable research studies about the protective effects of vitamin K2 against osteoporosis:A number of Japanese trials have shown that vitamin K2 completely reverses bone loss and in some cases even increases bone mass in people with osteoporosis.The pooled evidence of seven Japanese trials show that vitamin K2 supplementation produces a 60 percent reduction in vertebral fractures and an 80 percent reduction in hip and other non-vertebral fractures.Researchers in the Netherlands showed vitamin K2 is three times more effective than vitamin K1 in raising osteocalcin, which controls the building of bone.Your bone strength depends on more than just calcium. Your bones are actually composed of more than adozen minerals. If you focus just on calcium, you will likely weaken your bones and increase your risk of osteoporosis, as Dr. Robert Thompson explains in his book The Calcium Lie. It's more likely your body can use calcium correctly if it's plant-derived calcium. Good sources include raw milk from pasture-raised cows (who eat the calcium-rich plants), leafy green vegetables, the pith of citrus fruits, carob, and wheatgrass, to name a few. As written in the March 2004 Life Extension magazine, researchers have found many other beneficial effects of vitamin K including:Vitamin K2 deficiency may be a contributing factor to Alzheimer's disease, and vitamin K2 supplementation may help in preventing itVitamin K2 improves insulin sensitivity ; people who get the most vitamin K2 from their foods are about 20 percent less likely to develop type 2 diabetesTopical vitamin K may help to reduce bruisingVitamin K may have antioxidant properties Vitamin K is a Fat-Soluble VitaminThis is important because dietary fat is necessary for the absorption of this vitamin. Therefore, in order for your body to absorb vitamin K effectively, you need to eat some fat along with it. Food Sources of Vitamin K2Fermented foods, such as natto, typically have the highest concentration of vitamin K found in the human diet and can provide several milligrams of vitamin K2 on a daily basis. This level far exceeds the amount found in dark green vegetables. Unfortunately, most Americans do not eat many fermented foods. Adding traditionally fermented foods to your diet is a must, and although not widely known, the health benefits of these foods are tremendous.Precise K2 values for foods are difficult to find. However, I did find a few estimates5 for comparison, which I've listed in the table below. Other foods high in K2 include raw dairy products such ashard and soft cheeses, raw butter, and kefir, and sauerkraut. Realize that the K2 content of pasteurized dairy and products from confined animal feeding operations, which comprise most commercial sources, are NOT high in K2 and should be avoided. Only grass fed animals (not grain fed) will develop naturally high K2 levels.FoodVitamin K2Natto 3.5 ounces1,000 mcgWhole egg mayonnaise197 mcgMiso10-30 mcgLamb or duck 1 cup6 mcgBeef liver 1 cup5 mcgDark meat turkey 1 cup5 mcgChicken liver 1 cup3 mcg WHY SPRAY?Absorption – Oral Absorption is the process that occurs when nutrients or other molecules are taken up into the capillaries and veins that line the mouth. To do this, the nutrient molecules must cross the buccal membrane, which lines the inside of the mouth. Once across this membrane the nutrient enters the blood vessels, which drain into the jugular vein and from there they enter the systemic circulation, which distributes blood, and the nutrients it is carrying, throughout the body. This is a rapid process, taking place in the space of a few seconds. Nitroglycerin is perhaps the best-known example. (The first recognition of the ability of a substance to cross the oral mucosa was reported by Braunton in his Gaulstonian Lectures delivered at the Royal College of Physicians in 1877)In addition to nitroglycerin, there are numerous other drugs and vitamins that have been shown to absorb across the buccal membrane. There are literally thousands of published research papers on oral absorption (both buccal and sublingual) of vitamins, minerals and drugs. Oral absorption is a simple concept – with massive repercussions throughout the health industry. Drug delivery is a highly active research field and in the next few years we can expect more and more drugs to be developed for delivery by buccal absorption. Formulation – we have taken great care to create excellence.· There are no artificial flavours or colours· We use no sugar, starch, wheat, soy, gluten, eggs, salt, or dairy· The product contains Xylitol (which is known for cavity protection and it is diabetic-safe)· The flavours are natural mints or fruits.· The product is suitable for vegetarians Dosage - Each oral spray gives a precise, metered dose of product with every pump, which allows the user to feel secure that she/he is receiving the correct dose each time. Convenience – The spray tube will easily fit in your handbag, pocket, or briefcase. There is no need to look for a glass of water to take a tablet, or to measure spoonsful of liquid or powder into water, or count the number of drops under the tongue. Bioavailability - As discussed by Srinivasan (reference 1), when referring to tablets, “Good quality is associated with the ability to disintegrate and dissolve". In the case of our spray vitamins the active components are already in solution or suspension; in other words, the nutrient is already dissolved and just waiting to be absorbed into your system. Vitamin D3, for example, is an oil-soluble vitamin, so there can be challenges in developing a truly beneficial formulation. Our product, as well as being a fine mist spray, is also an emulsion, meaning that the vitamin is fully mixed with the water with which it is sprayed – this again helps the absorption and bioavailability within the body.The container we use protects the liquid from light and air, keeping the ingredients potent, with a much longer shelf life. Safety - Our sprays contain no fillers, like tablets do; therefore the chance of an allergic or nauseous reaction is nearly zero. 1. Srinivasan, V.S. 2001. Bioavailability of Nutrients: A Practical Approach to In Vitro Demonstration of the Availability of Nutrients in Multivitamin-Mineral Combination Products. J. Nutr. 131:1349S-1350S.2. Hoag, S.W., Ramachandruni, H. and Shargraw, R.F. 1997. Failure of Prescription Prenatal Vitamin Products to Meet USP Standards for Folic Acid Dissolution. J. Am. Pharm Assoc. 37:397-400.3. Stamatakis, M.K. and Meyer-Stout, P.J. 1999. Disintegration Performance of Renal Multivitamin Supplements. J.Renal Nutr. 9:78-83. Disclaimer: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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