Your arteries need to remain elastic and flexible in order to effectively transport blood and nutrients to all your cells and tissues. Researchers now realize much of that depends on your body?s balance of vitamins K2, D, and calcium.

You want calcium to go to your bones and teeth, and not your arteries and organs. A protein called MGP (matrix Gla protein) is key for preventing the unwanted buildup of calcium in your arteries and requires vitamin K2 to function. Researchers have discovered that healthy arterial tissues contain up to 100 times more vitamin K2 than calcified arteries.*

Restoring blood levels of vitamin K2 can potentially help reverse the buildup of calcium caused by a vitamin K2 deficiency.* Considering that an estimated 97 percent of the Western hemisphere may be deficient in vitamin K2, this is a nutrient you don?t want to ignore.

Dr. Mercola's Vitamin K2 supplies a nutritional dose of 180 mcg of a patented form of vitamin K2, MenaQ7?. This is the first and only clinically proven vitamin K2 for both bone and cardiovascular health.* Studies show MenaQ7?:

• Is the most bioavailable, bioactive, and longest-lasting form of vitamin K2
• Provides optimal vitamin K2 in your body to activate vitamin K2-dependent MGP*
• Helps reduce the calcification of arteries*
• Helps prevent age-related stiffening of arteries*
• Significantly improved vascular elasticity*
• Helps improve bone strength and mass*
• Supports muscle, nerve, and brain health*

With Dr. Mercola's Vitamin K2, you receive the exact same dosage used in the studies and recommended by experts: 180 mcg. And it?s produced from natto using chickpeas so it has high bioavailability and efficacy, and is soy-free.

Vitamin K2 contains no bioengineered ingredients and guarantees a high level of quality, safety, and efficacy.

One unwanted side effect of aging for many people is calcification of tissues, especially their arteries.

When your arteries become calcified, it means that calcium may be building up, making your arteries less elastic. When this happens, it is harder for your blood to flow freely.

Generally speaking, the less calcium buildup in your arteries and the greater their elasticity, the better your cardiovascular health, and the lower your vascular age.

Older individuals with little or no calcification of their arteries may be able to subtract as many as 10 years from their chronological age!

Your arteries need to remain elastic in order to effectively transport blood and nutrients to all your tissues. Eating healthy foods, getting enough regular exercise and daily movement, and enjoying fulfilling relationships with family and friends all help to keep your arteries youthful.

Stress, poor diet, lack of exercise, and exposure to toxins can make your arteries age faster.

And so can not getting enough of two crucial nutrients, one of which is now the focus of an explosion of exciting research?

Long Forgotten, Its Stunning Potential Is Now Being Rediscovered

Originally discovered in 1929 by a Danish researcher studying cholesterol, vitamin K has been largely ignored until recent years.

But researchers are quickly making up for lost time, and the results from the newest vitamin K clinical tests highlighting its potential benefits for your arterial health are nothing less than spectacular.*

At the recent Global Expo and Conference on Vitamin K2, experts agreed that vitamin K2 (a special form of vitamin K ? more about that later) is the last recognized vitamin in the Western world that people can be lacking in ? and a majority of the population is clearly deficient.

With so many recognized potential benefits ? from your arteries and heart, to your bones, to your nerves and muscles ? this nutrient demands your attention now.*

The experts have spoken? and the clinical data is in. So, don?t wait another five years or even a decade until the medical establishment climbs on the bandwagon and tells you to take it, like they?re now finally starting to do with vitamin D.

And since vitamin K2 may actually be just as important for your health as vitamin D, it?s all the more reason to jump in now, ahead of the curve!*