D3 + K2

Vitamin D is a fat-soluble nutrient. It is one of the 24 micronutrients critical for human survival. The sun is the major natural source through eliciting vitamin D production in the skin, but vitamin D is also found naturally in oily fish and eggs and is added to milk and milk alternatives. Vitamin D is also a hormone. Because it helps control how cells and organs function. However, it’s not called a hormone because we can’t live without it.  Benefits Vitamin D3 aids in the management and absorption of calcium, as well as being essential to your bones (and teeth). It stimulates T-cell production and aids in the proper response to viral infections, such as the common cold, influenza, and other community-wide illnesses caused by viruses, bacteria, and fungus. Vitamin D aids in the repair and regeneration of cells, which can slow the growth of cancerous tumors, stimulate the death of cells that have been damaged by cancer, and decrease blood vessel formation in tumors. Vitamin D helps y