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Vitamin D3 contributes to: √ the normal absorption and use of calcium and phosphorus √ normal blood calcium levels √ the maintenance of normal bones √ the maintenance of normal muscle function √ the maintenance of normal teeth √ the normal function of the immune system √ a role in the process of cell division √ the normal growth and development of bone in children Combination of vitamins D3 (3000 IU) and K2, which contribute to numerous physiological functions: √ Bone structure : Vitamins D3 and K2 contribute to the maintenance of normal bones √ Cardiovascular system : Vitamin K2 promotes normal blood clotting √ Cell system : Vitamin D plays a role in the process of cell division √ Immune system : vitamin D3 contributes to the normal function of the immune system Vitamin K2 multiplies the effects of vitamin D3, and together they promote bone strengthening . Vitamin D3 is essential for good overall health and should absolutely not be neglected... √ Vitamin D3 promotes a healthy immune system and reduces the risk of infections . √ Vitamin D3 is essential for the health of bones and teeth . Combined with vitamin K2, it protects against fractures and osteoporosis . √ Vitamin D3 improves mood and it is clinically proven that it reduces the risk of depression. √ Vitamin D3 is essential for the healthy progression of pregnancy . √ In infants, children and adolescents, vitamin D3 is essential for bone growth . √ Vitamin D3 is directly involved in the synthesis of sex hormones (testosterone and oestrogen) And yet, in Western Europe, up to 80% of the population is said to be deficient... Are you one of them? This deficiency is generally due to excessive exposure to pollutants, inflammatory substances and daily stress, and to insufficient exposure to sunlight. More essential than ever for fighting infection . Vitamin D deficiency is more problematic than ever. With an immune system weakened by a lack of vitamin D, our deficient populations have a greater predisposition to bacterial and viral infections. Just as important for children . In children and adolescents, vitamin D is also crucial. Since it is responsible for calcium absorption, a deficiency can lead to disruption in the formation of bone structures
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