K vitamins are essential cofactors for modifying varying proteins, which are only functional after these modifications. More specifically, these are enzymes responsible for bone metabolism and blood coagulation. Moreover, several regulators of cell growth are dependent on vitamin K. Another important function is to carry electrons within the mitochondria in order to generate energy. Only vitamin K2 can perform this task.

Our nutrition only supplies vitamin K1, which can be converted to vitamin K2 only to a small extent. The effectiveness of this conversion varies greatly among people. As opposed to other forms of vitamin K, vitamin K2 does not have to rely on an active transport for the resorption in the intestine. It can be taken up through diffusion and therefore to a higher degree.

Vitamin K2 mse contains the vitamin as pure Menaquinone-7, which has an optimal biological activity.

PZN (Pharmacy Central Number = identification number for pharmaceutical products in Germany): 11025003