D3 + K2 + Calcium — The Trio That Holds Your Body Together

Three ingredients. One synergy. Support for bones, immunity, and proper body function for women who take their health seriously

You take vitamin D3. You take calcium too. And yet, somewhere in the back of your mind, you suspect it may not be working quite the way it should.

You’re right.

Calcium without vitamin D3 is poorly absorbed. Vitamin D3 without vitamin K2 may help your body absorb calcium — but it does not ensure that the calcium ends up where it belongs. And calcium being deposited in the blood vessels instead of the bones is not the result you want.

This trio works best together. That’s why we combined all three in one product.

WHY THESE THREE INGREDIENTS

Vitamin D3 — The Sunshine Vitamin Many of Us Lack

The Czech Republic. Grey skies for much of the year. And during winter, the skin produces very little vitamin D.

Vitamin D3 deficiency is widespread in our population — and often goes unnoticed. It does not hurt. But it may contribute to fatigue, reduced immune function, low mood, and impaired calcium absorption.

Vitamin D3 is essential for:

✔ absorption of calcium from food
✔ maintenance of normal bones and teeth
✔ normal function of the immune system
✔ psychological well-being and resilience to stress
✔ normal muscle function

And during a calorie deficit — whether caused by modern weight-loss medications or any other weight-loss approach — dietary intake of vitamin D may decrease even further.

Vitamin K2 — The Conductor That Directs Calcium

Vitamin K2 is the least well-known of the three ingredients. Yet it plays an important role.

Its job? To help regulate how calcium is used in the body.

Without adequate vitamin K2, calcium may not be utilised optimally. Together with vitamin D3, vitamin K2 supports normal bone metabolism and the proper use of calcium in the body.

✔ Supports proteins involved in calcium metabolism
✔ Contributes to the maintenance of normal bones
✔ Works together with vitamin D3 as an ideal pair
✔ Contributes to normal blood clotting

Calcium — The Foundation Your Body Needs

Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the human body. Around 99% of it is stored in the bones and teeth.

As we age — especially after menopause — the body’s ability to maintain bone density naturally declines. A calorie-restricted diet can reduce calcium intake even further, as dairy products and other calcium-rich foods are often among the first things people cut back on during weight loss.

✔ Essential for maintaining normal bones and teeth
✔ Necessary for normal muscle function
✔ Important for normal neurotransmission
✔ Supports normal body functions

WHY THIS COMBINATION IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT DURING WEIGHT LOSS

Modern weight-loss medications and calorie-restricted diets have one thing in common — they significantly reduce food intake.

And when food intake decreases, so can the intake of:

• dairy products (calcium)

• fatty fish and eggs (vitamin D3)

• fermented foods (vitamin K2)

The result? During weight loss, the body does not only lose fat — the intake of vitamins and minerals needed to support bones, muscles, and immunity may decrease as well.

D3 + K2 + Calcium helps fill this nutritional gap simply and effectively.

WHAT YOU MAY NOTICE WITH REGULAR USE

✔ Support for maintaining normal bones — especially important after 40
✔ Support for normal immune system function
✔ Better support for muscle function and physical condition
✔ Support for psychological well-being through adequate vitamin D3 intake
✔ Confidence that your calcium metabolism is supported by the combination of D3, K2, and calcium

WHO IS IT FOR?

✔ Women over 40, when maintaining bone mass becomes increasingly important
✔ Women using modern weight-loss medications while eating less
✔ Anyone living in the Czech Republic or Slovakia with limited sunlight for much of the year
✔ Active women who want to support their bones during regular physical activity
✔ Women during menopause or perimenopause

Bones often do not hurt until there is already a problem. Start taking care of them earlier.

Vitamin D3, vitamin K2, and calcium form a trio that supports your body — even at times when calorie restriction naturally reduces the intake of nutrients it needs.

Food supplement

Contents: 60 capsules
Net weight: 36.3 g

COMPOSITION (PER DAILY DOSE – 2 CAPSULES)

* NRV = Nutrient Reference Value for an average adult.
** NRV not established.

Ingredients: Aquamin TG (natural multimineral complex from the marine alga Lithothamnion sp.), vegetable capsule (HPMC), vitamin K2 (menaquinone MK-7), vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol), anti-caking agent: magnesium stearate.

RECOMMENDED USE

Recommended daily intake:
2 capsules daily. Take after a meal with a sufficient amount of water.

WARNINGS

• Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.

• Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet.

• Keep out of reach of children.

• Not suitable for children.

• Pregnant and breastfeeding women should consult a doctor before use.

• People taking anticoagulants (blood-thinning medication) should consult a doctor before use.

STORAGE

Store in a dry, dark place at temperatures below 25 °C in a tightly closed container.

FAQ

Q: Why are D3, K2, and calcium combined in one product?
A: These three ingredients work as a system — vitamin D3 contributes to the normal absorption and utilisation of calcium, vitamin K2 contributes to the maintenance of normal bones, and calcium is an essential structural component of bones and teeth. Together, they provide comprehensive support for calcium and bone metabolism.

Q: Do I need D3 + K2 + Calcium when using modern weight-loss medication?
A: Modern weight-loss medications can significantly reduce food intake — and therefore the dietary intake of calcium, vitamin D3, and vitamin K2 from foods such as dairy products, fish, eggs, and fermented foods. This supplement can help complement your intake of these nutrients.

Q: Is D3 + K2 + Calcium suitable for women after menopause?
A: Yes. After menopause, maintaining normal bone health becomes increasingly important. Vitamin D3, vitamin K2, and calcium each contribute in different ways to the maintenance of normal bones and proper muscle function.