Liposomal Vitamin D3+K2

Vitamin D3 is a prohormone. It is produced by the body under the influence of sunlight and is involved in many processes in the body. Vitamin D3 has many different functions: It helps maintain bones, teeth, muscles and joints, and supports the immune system.

Vitamin K2 also supports the function of muscles, bones and teeth. It also has a positive effect on normal blood clotting.

Thanks to the liposomal encapsulation technique, vitamins D3 and K2 have a protective coating Liposomhülle umgeben. Dadurch stellen wir eine hohe Bioverfügbarkeit sowie eine besonders gute Aufnahme im Körper sicher.

With the liposomal technique it is possible to quickly increase the level of vitamin D3 and K2 in the blood. The high bioavailability ensures fast and efficient absorption in the body without major losses, for example through decomposition of the active ingredients in the gastrointestinal tract.

In principle, vitamin K2 does not have to be taken in addition, intake through food is often sufficient. However, most people do not manage to get enough vitamin K2 through food, which is why a combination preparation can make sense. In connection with vitamin D3, K2 is particularly important because it ensures good calcium utilization in the body.

An additional intake of vitamin D3 + K2 is recommended, especially in the colder months - September to May. During these times of the year, we often do not manage to produce enough vitamin D3 through exposure to sunlight. With an additional intake, we ensure that our immune system functions properly and are thus optimally protected against viruses and other infectious diseases.

A lack of vitamin D in the body means that calcium can no longer be stored properly in the bones. This creates soft bone tissue over the long term, which can lead to fractures and other damage in old age. The first signs of a vitamin D deficiency can also be headaches, insomnia and muscle weakness. You can read more about vitamin D deficiency here: Vitamin D deficiency.

A vitamin K deficiency can initially be noticed by the fact that you get bruises more often. Wounds also heal less well and bleed more than usual. This has to do with the fact that vitamin K plays a major role in blood clotting. In the long term, a vitamin K deficiency, like a vitamin D deficiency, can have a negative effect on the stability of the bones.

An overdose is possible at a dose of 60,000 international units (IU) per day. This is 30 times the daily dose recommended by Sundt. Overdosing on vitamin D3 through diet and sunlight is almost impossible. When taking supplements, you should follow the recommended dosage or your doctor's instructions.

The first symptoms of a vitamin D3 overdose may be loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting and increased blood pressure. Other signs include increased nervousness and feelings of weakness.

Vitamin K2 is a naturally occurring vitamin in food. It is therefore not possible to overdose on it, as is the case with vitamin D3. If you take too much vitamin K2, your body will excrete the excess vitamin. This means that you will not experience any symptoms.

Vitamin B12 is also one of the vitamins that the body can only absorb in small amounts. It is therefore important to replenish your vitamin B12 stores regularly. Thanks to its liquid form, our supplement is easy to dose and can be easily adapted to your individual needs.

A natural and sustainable production process is particularly important to us. That's why we deliberately avoid genetic engineering, animal testing and any unnecessary additives such as gluten or sugar. Our liposomal vitamin B12 is also ideal for vegan and vegetarian diets. This is because we use only the highest quality vegan ingredients. We use hydroxycobalamin to produce vitamin B12, which is a synthetic substance with no animal components.