Bone and joint health. Vitamins D and K act synergistically through multiple functions, such as: regulating calcium and phosphorus levels in the blood; reabsorption of calcium at the renal level; reducing the risk of coronary heart disease, as they increase the GLA protein in the matrix, responsible for protecting blood vessels against calcification.
In addition to vitamins D and K, vitamin C is also necessary for the proper formation of the bone matrix. It is beneficial to bone in several ways: it mineralizes bone and stimulates the growth of bone-forming cells (osteoblasts); it prevents excessive bone degradation and is essential for the synthesis of collagen, which is part of the non-mineral matrix of bone. Dietary Supplement.
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