InnovixLabs Full Spectrum Vitamin K2 Review

InnovixLabs Full Spectrum Vitamin K2 is designed to guard your heart, artery, and brain health while supporting healthy bones and arteries. Vitamin K2 is vital because it tells your body what to do with calcium. When Vitamin K2 levels are adequate, calcium goes into your bones and teeth where it belongs. When levels are inadequate, calcium can deposit in soft tissues like arteries, kidneys, and the gum-line, where it can cause problems. Naturally found in pungent foods that are out of favor these days, such as liver, sauerkraut, fermented soybeans (natto), and soured milk, many people need to supplement their intake because those foods are no longer in our regular diet. This supplement provides the Full-Spectrum advantage by containing both essential forms of K2: MK-4 and MK-7. Both are distributed differently and activate different proteins in the body; MK-4 supports normal brain function and can travel across the placenta to benefit the developing fetus, whereas MK-7 goes to work in the bones and is longer acting. Each small, easy-to-swallow, non-GMO pill packs in 500 micrograms of MK-4 and 100 micrograms of easily-absorbed TRANS MK-7. For general health, the suggested use is to take one capsule per day, and for heart and arterial health, take two capsules per day, best consumed with a meal. The Vitamin K2 is made from plant-sourced raw materials, and the product is encapsulated, bottled, and tested in the USA using raw materials from the USA and other international sources. Every batch is third-party tested and verified for purity, potency, and freshness, and the product has been tested, approved, and selected as a Top Pick by ConsumerLab.com. It is soy-free, major allergen-free, and does not contain dairy, eggs, corn, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, gluten, sugar, GMO, yeast, or artificial colors or flavors, though it may contain ingredients sourced from nightshades. People who are pregnant, nursing, or taking medications, especially meds like meds, should talk to a doctor before use.