My D Activator

There are other elements whose presence is essential to expressing the action of vitamin D, are called co-factors, and these components must also be in sufficient quantities not to block all the great "gear" set in motion same vitamin D, that's why in My Activator there are also Vitamin K2 and Magnesium, creating a perfect synergy for the activation of Vitamin D in the body

• It helps the normal function of the immune system
• It supports the production of energy
• It helps to have a healthy state of healthy teeth and bones
• It supports normal psychological function

Individuals in anticoagulant therapy should adjust the dosage of K1 and K2 due to the possibility of side effects from drug interactions.

Vitamin D3 that helps to:

• maintain the normal function of bones and teeth
• maintain the normal function of the immune system
• improve body response to stressors
• contributes to cell division
• contributes to normal muscle function
• absorption and use of calcium and phosphorus
• maintaining normal calcium concentrations in the blood

Vitamina K that helps to:

• the maintenance of normal bones
• normal blood clotting

Magnesium that helps to:

• keep bones and normal teeth
• reduce fatigue
• maintain the normal electrolyte balance
• maintain normal energy metabolism
• maintain a normal neurotransmission
• maintain normal muscular functioning, including heart muscle
• maintain a normal protein synthesis
• maintain a normal psychological function
• maintain a normal cell division

A natural nutritional supplement that contains all the necessary factors for maximum absorption of vitamin D3.

Based on the current bibliography, the combination of Vitamin D3 with Vitamin K2 provides a beneficial physiological action in maintaining normal bones, especially when aging.
My D Activator contains Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol), Vitamin K2 (Menaquinone) and Magnesium (bisglycinate chelate), ingredients with a nutritional and physiological role in supporting the body in various conditions, including joint function.

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• US National Library of Medicine
• https://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/natural/983.html