Vitamin K2's Role In Increasing Bone Calcium Has Been Clarified Again, Which Will Expand The Scope Of Use

Vitamin K2 is a pluripotent nutrient, an important physiologically active substance that regulates the body's normal calcium distribution, and participates in all aspects of the body's normal physiological metabolism. Studies have confirmed that lack of Vitamin K2 may lead to osteoporosis, cause cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and increase the risk of neurological diseases.

For healthy adults, it is necessary to meet the daily intake of 90-180μg of vitamin K2. Studies have shown that 97% of the population have vitamin K2 deficiency or deficiency, and they need additional vitamin K2 supplementation.

The importance of vitamin K2 supplementation has been valued by European and American countries. Under the promotion of regulations, the foreign vitamin K2 market has developed rapidly, and various vitamin K2 products have been derived.

In 2008, the United States allowed vitamin K2 as a nutritional supplement to be added to dairy products;

In 2009, vitamin K2, as a safe source of vitamin K, was allowed to be used in EU countries.

A number of studies have shown that vitamin K2 deficiency is common in modern populations, so it is very necessary to supplement vitamin K2 in time. The approval of this application enables vitamin K2 to create more possibilities in the field of special medical foods and provide the nutritional support needed.