Dietary supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

The new product, Wild Garlic Vitamin K1 Tablets, provides natural, plant-bound vitamin K1.

More and more people are turning to vitamin D supplements to prevent osteoporosis, as vitamin D is important for the absorption of calcium into the bloodstream. However, vitamin K, which is essential for the incorporation of calcium into bones, is often overlooked.

Without vitamin K, there is a risk that the calcium circulates in the blood, is deposited in the blood vessels and is not incorporated into the bones.

We primarily obtain vitamin K through our diet, for example, from green leafy vegetables. Healthy oils or fats should always be consumed along with it, as vitamin K is fat-soluble. Those with a healthy gut flora can also produce a small amount of vitamin K through their gut bacteria.

A deficiency can be caused not only by poor diet and disturbed gut flora, but also by taking medication.

Ingredients:
Tomato, wild garlic leaf (32.5%), parsley, nettle, rosehip peel powder

Recommended daily intake:
Take 3 x 2 wild garlic vitamin K1 tablets with liquid at mealtimes.

Note:
The stated recommended daily amount must not be exceeded.

Storage:
Store in a cool (6-25 °C) and dark place. Keep out of reach of small children.

Net contents:
131 tablets

Manufacturer:
Naturprodukte Dr. Pandalis GmbH & Co. KG,
Füchtenweg 3,
D-49219 Glandorf

The new product, Wild Garlic Vitamin K1 Tablets, provides natural, plant-bound vitamin K1.

More and more people are turning to vitamin D supplements to prevent osteoporosis, as vitamin D is important for the absorption of calcium into the bloodstream. However, vitamin K, which is essential for the incorporation of calcium into bones, is often overlooked.

Without vitamin K, there is a risk that the calcium circulates in the blood, is deposited in the blood vessels and is not incorporated into the bones.

We primarily obtain vitamin K through our diet, for example, from green leafy vegetables. Healthy oils or fats should always be consumed along with it, as vitamin K is fat-soluble. Those with a healthy gut flora can also produce a small amount of vitamin K through their gut bacteria.

A deficiency can be caused not only by poor diet and disturbed gut flora, but also by taking medication.