Vitamin K2 & Vitamin D3 NEW SECRETS! [+ Magnesium & Calcium MISTAKES]

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  • Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024

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  • @DrTomBiernacki
    @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +227

    👉 LINKS 👈
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    *Important Corrections:*
    -The vitamin K food dosages should say Mcg, not mg (even though I verbally state this). I'm sorry, but I can't change this.
    - I personally take 5-10,000IU vitamin D3 per day and about 200mcg of Vitamin K2, 200 mg of mag glycinate or mag threonate.
    -I strongly recommend testing to make sure you don't overdose!
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    • @billybongthornton4285
      @billybongthornton4285 Год назад +13

      What kind of magnesium do you take ?

    • @eensydamselfly2215
      @eensydamselfly2215 Год назад +8

      Thanks for the information. FYI, you are verbally stating micrograms, but you have milligrams listed on the screen

    • @larryc1616
      @larryc1616 Год назад +4

      Thank you! Great presentation 🤲

    • @noturningback2023
      @noturningback2023 Год назад

      If someone is on Eliquis for a blood clot, I know youq can't take vitamin K-however is that just K1 and not K2? I have a cousin who has a clot secondary to the Covid vaxx, and is on Eliquis. She also has osteoporosis, and I told her she needs calcium and D3, and also K2. Then I found out she's on Eliquis, so I wondered if it's ALL 3 vitamin K's that should be avoided? Typical MD's are clueless about nutrition; they just want to drug ppl.

    • @noturningback2023
      @noturningback2023 Год назад +5

      @Billybong Thornton I personally take Neuromag powder at night, which makes me sleepy.

  • @cabolynn
    @cabolynn Год назад +734

    I'm a 62 year old lady who has been consuming a lot of grass fed animal products for a long time now and I do have very dense bone mass and my dentist is just amazed at my gum health too. He made the remark that not many people my age have such healthy gums. I also supplement with a good K2/D3 supplement thatt uses coconut oil in it and no seed oil, which based on all of my research, is harmful to consume PUFAS. I have been taking a variety of quality magnesium supplements for years now. Great video and thank you.

    • @qwenqwen1476
      @qwenqwen1476 Год назад +62

      Would you please share the brands of your vitamins? I’m having a hard time….most of what I’ve encountered are vitamin K from China!

    • @pulsefiend
      @pulsefiend Год назад +29

      would you be so kind to share the magnesium types you are using? Mag is seemingly very difficult to find in food and supps dont seem to absorb as well

    • @joshuamitchell5481
      @joshuamitchell5481 Год назад +12

      You are very blessed.

    • @travissingh6090
      @travissingh6090 Год назад +39

      @@pulsefiend mag glyscinate is what i use and it works great for me...

    • @helenmoses2033
      @helenmoses2033 Год назад

      @@pulsefiend 😅

  • @williamwhite9767
    @williamwhite9767 Год назад +605

    I'm 78 with 65 to 85% plugged heart arteries. I started taking Doctor's Best 100mcg Vitamin K2 MK7 and within 2 weeks I noticed a lowering of angina when I was active. Later I started taking it 4 times daily and some D3. My angina with activity is slowly decreasing. I'm a believer in K2.

    • @dfd7queen
      @dfd7queen Год назад +12

      Do u take magnesium citrate too ?❤

    • @williamwhite9767
      @williamwhite9767 Год назад +15

      @@dfd7queen no I do take a multivitamin though.

    • @justinamarina8192
      @justinamarina8192 Год назад +30

      Ginger is supposed to clear your arteries of plaque; also drink carrot juice with apple (homemade); in addition to, K2 and D3, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and zinc it helps me

    • @The411
      @The411 Год назад +37

      The body can utilize more K2 in the presence of Magnesium.

    • @deadmanswife3625
      @deadmanswife3625 Год назад +2

      Mk7?
      I hope that is going to be disgust in this video cuz I don't know what it is

  • @ZahedShareef
    @ZahedShareef Год назад +58

    0:00: 💊 Vitamin K2 is important for cardiovascular health, osteoporosis, immune health, and dental health, and it is different from potassium.
    3:52: 💊 Vitamin K2 is essential for bone health and blood clotting, and most people do not get enough of it from their diet.
    8:04: 💊 Vitamin K2 MK7 supplements have promising benefits for bone density, heart health, blood glucose levels, testosterone, muscle strength, and cognition.
    12:34: 💊 Vitamin K2 and vitamin D3 work together to improve calcium absorption and prevent toxicity, while magnesium is also important for vitamin D absorption.
    15:31: 🌞 Taking vitamin D, magnesium, and vitamin K2 can be beneficial for most people, but it's important to take them in recommended amounts and monitor levels.

  • @tirionson
    @tirionson Год назад +34

    This is beautiful! This is great! I'm 73 and into the D 3, K 2-MK 7, Magnesium protocol, already seeing results. I had an old fracture in my ankle, soon after I started that ankle began acting up, perhaps calcium deposits were holding things in place. Later the pain stopped, that ankle is now moving freely without pain. Also had a bit of blockage of the blood vessels. I was taking inorganic Calcium for a long time, now my knees and back move freely.Your coverage is the most comprehensive I have seen. I use both Mag Glycinate which has the added benefit of binding to Glyphosate and Mag Theonate. Also eating much more green stuff. Happy to have found you! Thank you Doc! Drs Berg DC and Ken Berry on YT are informative. The Docs at the clinic are clueless. Everyone needs to educate themselves and families. I'll be back!

  • @vinhennessy3885
    @vinhennessy3885 Год назад +22

    I’m 77 years old. I take daily 50mcg of Vitamin D3, 500mg of Magnesium, and 100mcg of K2. I’ve notice the Neuropathy in my have disappeared where I no longer take 300 mg of Gabapentin. The shooting nerve pain has ceased. I now walk 2 to 3 miles a day as a part of my exercise.

    • @Shasha8674
      @Shasha8674 Год назад +1

      5000IU of Vit D3 helps me the most and sunlight.

  • @suzypenguin
    @suzypenguin Год назад +173

    No one told me after 8 years of warfarin about calcification. My brother died in his 50’s from heart problems from calcification. Thank goodness I did research and switched to eliquis. Now I take D3 and K2 Mk-7 and magnesium and my heart CAC scan (checking calcification) score was zero.
    Thank you for this very important and informative video! All your videos are always so helpful! 😄👏🏻❤️

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +9

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    • @frankiegunnz8066
      @frankiegunnz8066 Год назад +3

      What kind of magnesium?

    • @staceyharvey2750
      @staceyharvey2750 Год назад +2

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    • @janegardner9538
      @janegardner9538 Год назад +2

      @@frankiegunnz8066 Magnesium Citrate

    • @drehardin
      @drehardin Год назад +1

      💪🏾

  • @jenem7547
    @jenem7547 Год назад +83

    I was diagnosed with osteoporosis two years ago and opted not to treat my weak bones with the RX drugs as they have horrible side effects (years later) and they do nothing to affect the health of one's bones, just the density thereby making them more brittle. By ensuring one has enough K2 daily along with D3, calcium and magnesium can get to the bones to make the outer bone more dense. AND, in the video, the doctor mentioned how taking K2 helps to keep calcification away from arteries. What he didn't say and I've read in numerous books and medical journal articles is that Matrix GLA Protein not ONLY keeps calcium out of soft tissues (blood vessels and arteries) thereby minimizing heart attack and stroke, but ALSO works to clear existing plaque buildup in the soft tissues! It repairs damage already done. K2 is so important as it activates the two molecules (Matrix GLA Protein and Osteocalcin) that help direct the calcium to where it needs to be AND clean up the mess that was done when the calcium wasn't absorbed into the bones and ended up as plaque in our soft tissues! Osteocalcin directs the calcium TO the bones and teeth. If you're interested in this whole process, you might want to look up Dr. Weston Price, a dentist in the 1930s who is credited with identifying vitamin K2, which he called Activator X, as he learned in the lab that it activated the two molecules I mentioned above. Seriously fascinating study on tooth decay he starting seeing from all his patients eating a more "Western Diet" vs. farm-raised and farm-grown food. He linked Vitamin K2 deficiency in mothers and Western diet with malformities of the jaw and teeth. Think orthodontia! Look for this book: VITAMIN K2 AND THE CALCIUM PARADOX by Kate Rheaume-Bleue, BSc, ND. The more you read, the more you'll want to suggest everyone you know with any sort of disorder or ailment should ensure they are supplementing vitamin K2. So many of them are covered in this book.

    • @joannejohnson7006
      @joannejohnson7006 Год назад +10

      A great deal of research here. Just diagnosed, and being recommended rx with the side effect 😢 being unappealing. I have been taking the Listed vitamins for 2 months now and have been following Keto, occasional cheats, but going back to 100% this month again to determine what to do about my health journey next. My biggest concern with the keto diet is that I need to Gain Weight! Inflammation, etc burns my body through the night and keeping weight on is a struggle.
      Pre-diabetic, high cholesterol & high blood pressure are other factors that I have to work with as well. 💪 every day!

    • @jenem7547
      @jenem7547 Год назад +1

      @@joannejohnson7006 Good luck to you. Your commitment to your health is inspiring. You've got this!

    • @SET12DSP
      @SET12DSP Год назад

      ​@JoAnne Johnson Hi JoAnn, you might want to add hi dose Vitamin C, check out Dr. Thomas Levy's books "Curing the Incurable " and "Stop America's #1 Killer" I think you'll be as shocked as I was! My CAC Score has been reversed by 30%.
      I too have the book "The Calcium Paradox" I take 2400mcg of K2-MK7 it kills 95% of the bacteria in the mouth. As Dr. Levy points out oral health is the source of all heart disease. I honestly think it's true. Toxicity in the mouth can come from root canals and implants which can be totally asymptomatic. Any Periodontal disease uses up vitamin C. I am on 18 grams/day in divided doses.
      I am on no statins. My CAC Score went from 660 to 458 in 20 months.

    • @Therookieandthemaster
      @Therookieandthemaster Год назад +1

      excellent comment! It is exactly why i did NOT go for the Sally Fields promoted (and others) in that family for osteopenia etc. By now I've had TAVR... and anyway you're the first I've seen who 'gets it'.

    • @jenem7547
      @jenem7547 Год назад +4

      @@Therookieandthemaster thank you for the compliment. It is very disheartening to me how doctors (from GPs to Internists to Endocrinologists and other specialists) continue to push these RX drugs based on flawed studies, namely the WOMEN’S HEALTH INITIATIVE of 2005 that has since been scrutinized by a number of qualified doctors and scientists who have pointed out how the conclusions of the study were so faulty and the math used to suggest women had a 25% increase in risk of breast cancer was plain WRONG. If memory serves, the statistic for post-menopausal women (which was 100% of women in the study (an inherent flaw in and of itself as some were 20 years post menopause with zero hormones for that long then they’re given SYNTHETIC estrogen and progesterone). There was a very small risk noted from HRT (hormone replacement therapy) of 25% increase in risk but the absolute numbers matter. Out of 1000 women 1 more, 5 instead of 4 got breast cancer which is technically a 25% increase in risk which is just barely statistically significant if you count that 1 person in 1000.
      But here is the main point:
      This was observed in the group that were given synthetic progesterone and estrogen. In the group that received only estrogen the breast cancer risk went down slightly.
      This makes it clear that synthetic progesterone raised the risk, not estrogen.
      Nowadays bioidentical progesterone is used for this reason. And doctors two decades later are scaring women about ALL HRT. There’s so much more about this subject but doctors are not helping people by suggesting drugs broadly vs. giving all information (good AND bad) about the risks years later.

  • @vikinglife6316
    @vikinglife6316 Год назад +13

    Im on K2 200 mcg and Im upping my D3 to about 20 IU. My energy level went through the roof. I feel fantastic after a week of taking this.

    • @sleekcartim
      @sleekcartim 9 месяцев назад +2

      I've been taking similiar , but bit more K2. Always monitor how you feel btw. Be aware of what body is telling you. Don't just blindly do any of this stuff without doing some homework esp if on some meds, mental illness, health probs etc....

    • @08turboSS
      @08turboSS 8 месяцев назад +1

      20IU is nothing. Bump it to 600-1000IU.

    • @francimasaza8749
      @francimasaza8749 7 месяцев назад

      @@08turboSS 20 000ie. 200k2

  • @bonniebenz8792
    @bonniebenz8792 Год назад +12

    I am currently taking 4,000 IU D3, 200mcg K2 as MK7, and 400mg Magnesium. Initially was on Calcium and after listening to some doctors on RUclips I stopped it. Was only on it for a month. Great Video!

  • @neemak100
    @neemak100 Год назад +226

    I am 68 years of age and I have CHD.I am taking 1000 IU Vitamin D3 and 200mcg of Vit K2 MK-7 daily as my doctor has told me that Vitamin K2 MK-7 removes the calcium from the arteries where is then stored in the bones to prevent osteoporosis.

    • @bryant8647
      @bryant8647 Год назад +14

      You’ll want to take about 5,000 iu’s according to research. They say for every 100 iu it’s a 1 point increase in vitamin d

    • @GizmoFromPizmo
      @GizmoFromPizmo Год назад +18

      I think the studies are inconclusive. We would hope that the soft tissues would give up that calcium over time but the mechanism for that process is poorly understood. K2 keeps more calcium from forming in the soft tissues but it hasn't shown to necessarily reverse calcification in already calcified soft tissue. It makes sense to me, however, that eventually that calcium should wash out of the soft tissues if things get back into balance.
      We also need to think about blood glucose levels in the calcification process. As noted in the video, diabetics have calcification issues like crazy. I had multiple heart valves replaced and I have the beginnings of pre-diabetes. I tend to fast for long periods (16-18 hours a day) to give my system a chance to live without a constant flood of glucose / fructose flooding into the body 24-hours a day. Does high insulin cause this calcification? That would explain a lot of what is being observed. Type 2 diabetics tend to have double the amount of insulin floating around than normal people. All that insulin is a reaction to the massive amounts of sugar (starches) we consume.

    • @neemak100
      @neemak100 Год назад +16

      I meant to say I took 10,000 IU Vit D3 daily rather than 1000IU daily

    • @wocket42
      @wocket42 Год назад +1

      @@neemak100 very good. What are your D3 levels at 10k end of summer and around spring time?

    • @luanneneill2877
      @luanneneill2877 Год назад +3

      @@GizmoFromPizmo Research Carnivore. It’s great for controlling insulin and insulin spikes. Insulin disregulation is the cause of most diseased states and the carnivore woe (way of eating) is the best way to correct the disregulation.

  • @leetravathan
    @leetravathan Год назад +15

    Very helpful. My cardio doc told me that I am at low risk of a heart attack due to calcium readings, but offered nothing but a statin to prevent an attack - which makes me extremely ill. He basically told me I was going to get worse and die, and that nothing could be done. I fired him. I am now looking for a more caring and informed doc.

    • @MssWinnie
      @MssWinnie Год назад +1

      Wow sorry to hear

    • @annag5541
      @annag5541 Год назад +1

      Sounds like a doctor I had who told me to start vaping to stop smoking!

    • @leetravathan
      @leetravathan Год назад +2

      @@annag5541 Yikes!

    • @TangoKiloAlpha54
      @TangoKiloAlpha54 Год назад +5

      The statin will definitely cause serious bone loss. My dad was on statins for a bit and it Literally destroyed his hip/knee. We got him off but the damage was already done. He suffers from a pronounced drop in the hip. Has to use a walker!
      All because he saw a commercial on tv that said “ask your doctor about lipitor.“ He did and doc prescribed statins as a preventative measure!!!
      Cholesterol is crucial for brain function so blocking it will cause cognitive decline and may lead to Alzheimer’s/dementia or worse.
      The statins will probably kill you faster than cholesterol!

    • @sleekcartim
      @sleekcartim 9 месяцев назад

      Yes long term studies show statins DONT work, cause damage AND its the best selling drug in USA cha ching! I was on it for 4 years...had similiar probs but with teeth loss, muscle pain / probs...I got off it on my own despite my doc literally yelling at me to keep taking it, made me sign an affidavit that I wouldn't sue him if I had stroke or Heart attack. I said to him anyone can read the report on this med...I'm done! The only ppl that need to be on statin is extremely high off the chart cholesterol called heredity high cholesterol, very few ppl have that condition. Be your OWN advocate!!!!

  • @bert5959ify
    @bert5959ify Год назад +34

    Hi, 60 year old male. Former smoker. I do 5000 of the D3 with the K2. 500 mg of magnesium I do have congestive heart failure and my understanding is my arteries going through my neck are high on the calcified side. I’m hoping that my life style changes help in at least abating some of these issues. Thank you for your informative videos.

    • @larryc1616
      @larryc1616 Год назад +6

      I almost never recommend a vegan diet, but that's best for your health situation

    • @noturningback2023
      @noturningback2023 Год назад

      Drink pomegranate juice. I recently saw a video explaining that drinking pomegranate juice over a year reduced by 30 percent the junk on arterial walls. It's worth a shot. What do you have to lose?

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +2

      We appreciate you watching and contributing Albert!
      ruclips.net/video/qx4QAX2L4Fo/видео.html This video might help as well!
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    • @frequentlycynical642
      @frequentlycynical642 Год назад +3

      @@larryc1616 I read her post 3 times and she never mentions vegan diet.

    • @larryc1616
      @larryc1616 Год назад +6

      @@frequentlycynical642 she didn't. It's just my professional dietary recommendation as a functional doctor myself. I would only recommend a vegan diet for very serious health problems like morbid obesity until normal BMI or severe atherosclerotic heart disease for life.

  • @jimdunivent6525
    @jimdunivent6525 Год назад +172

    I’ve watched a lot of vids. Lots of Dr Berg.
    This is hands down the best and most complete explanation. New subscriber!

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +3

      Welcome aboard Jim, thank you so much!

    • @ms-jl6dl
      @ms-jl6dl Год назад +14

      "Dr.Berg" is not a MD,he's a chiropractor with shady past and his "expert opinions" are good comedy pieces.
      First time on this channel,I'll check this "doctor?" too.
      Don't be gullible.

    • @citizengkar7824
      @citizengkar7824 Год назад

      @@ms-jl6dl You all the hallmarks of a troll: no photo: simple YT name, & negative comment, on another channel!

    • @robertoreyes4258
      @robertoreyes4258 Год назад +2

      @@ms-jl6dl You are right. Even with this MD.

    • @ksharpe8137
      @ksharpe8137 Год назад +7

      @@ms-jl6dl I swear that if Dr. Berg said we needed to be eating Mudpies there are some that would go out and eat them. It blows my mind at how gullible people are. They think he does what he does for the good of the people. Truth is, he does it because it makes him lots of money.

  • @BuellersBack
    @BuellersBack Год назад +57

    I started supplementing vitamin K2MK7 with D and Magnesium Biglycanate (good to relax muscles) with a good fat like coconut oil or almonds. One important note is I wait one hour after my protein shake to improve absorption.

    • @welcometoreality3450
      @welcometoreality3450 Год назад +3

      I worry about pollution & oxalates with things like almonds. Saw a documentary once that showed a CA almond farm irritated by "filtered" oil fracking water. They Said they smelled oil in water while irritating. Oil companies give farms that water yikes!

    • @faithsfarmlife1424
      @faithsfarmlife1424 Год назад +3

      @@welcometoreality3450 if you live in a southern state you can buy an almond tree

    • @welcometoreality3450
      @welcometoreality3450 Год назад +5

      Improve mag absorption by using magnesium cream before bed ...asutra makes a mag cream marketed as pain cream called melt pain away, safe to use nightly

  • @jimbrogan9835
    @jimbrogan9835 Год назад +115

    If you eat eggs and meat on a daily basis you get all the K2 you need. If you eat only vegetation you need to supplement. Despite what is said in this video a single egg yolk can contain between 67 and 192 micrograms of vitamin K2, depending on how they have been fed. Vitamin K2 can also be found in all meats/animal products, dairy and fermented foods. Natto is the only good vegetarian source of K2, while several cheeses provide healthy amounts, eggs are still your best bet. If you are eating two or more egg yolks a day, some cheese and/or a good amount of meat (especially chicken or organs) then you are getting plenty of K2.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +22

      Excellent tip!

    • @vallang4832
      @vallang4832 Год назад +31

      He said if chickens eat meat they will have K2 in the eggs, but since they are grain fed eggs are lacking K2

    • @annag5541
      @annag5541 Год назад +23

      @@vallang4832 It would be the same for meat too. Grass fed animals will have K2, grain fed won't

    • @creator9806
      @creator9806 Год назад

      Meat protien is the root cause of autoimmune diseases

    • @jimbrogan9835
      @jimbrogan9835 Год назад +18

      @@vallang4832 I know what he said and he is wrong. The may have LESS K2, but they won't have zero. They low end, for poorly fed chickens is around 60 mcg per egg yolk. Still pretty good when compared to most other sources. I'm always aware that EVERYONE has a bias. Just a fact, not a disparagement.

  • @evabejar8604
    @evabejar8604 Год назад +2

    Dr. I am glad I found you, I was diagnose with Osteoporosis a couple months ago, I also have too much calcification on my breasts, mammograms are not accurate, my Dr does not identified the problem, until now, I wasn't taking regularly my vitamins, but now I will enforce my self and start taking a daily dose of the Vit D-3, Magnesium, and Vit K-2 all together. Makes sense, I am so thankful for your information! And I need to learn more about health. I am already a subscribed

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +1

      Eva, we are also very, very happy that you found us.

  • @susansmith4362
    @susansmith4362 Год назад +39

    I had heard this before, but it's always great to hear reinforcement from another doctor. Thank you!!

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

      Wow, we appreciate the kind words and your watching Susan, I really appreciate it!.
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    • @brendabrenner2891
      @brendabrenner2891 Год назад +1

      @@DrTomBiernacki great k2/m7 informative video.. just subscribed.. was ore med.. I'm long civid, long Lyme, osteopoenia.. ibd.. u did not mention that msg (glcinate the best) causes diarrhea in chrones, ibs, gastroparesis.. what can help this side effect, tu 🙏❤️

  • @gerritvaningen3609
    @gerritvaningen3609 Год назад +29

    Thanks so much for this
    information , especially
    K 2, which I have been
    taking of late. I have
    Osteoporosis and Celiac
    Disease. I consume eggs
    regularly , but I also take
    D3 5000 calcium citrate etc.
    Bone density is very important
    to me. I believe you have put
    me on the right track . Thanks
    again , and God bless you.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

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    • @cathydavis4837
      @cathydavis4837 Год назад +2

      Same problem. I’m hoping to learn as I’m listening. God Bless You 🙏

    • @elizabethtencer7950
      @elizabethtencer7950 Год назад +2

      Please dont supplement with calcium. The balanced diet will be sufficient if anything you can take Zn, Mg and Se. Sometimes Boron for detox, micro amounts.

    • @fairchild1737
      @fairchild1737 Год назад +4

      I inherited celiac from my 38% Scandinavian. I take two stinging nettles about half hour before foods with wheat. It stops the immune system from reacting. Good for cold allergies. Maybe dairy, I don't know. Nettles is an excellent source of nutritients. I like Nature's Way. Good for everyone to add this dailey.

  • @belvedere92
    @belvedere92 Год назад +17

    I was told about 20 years ago that I needed to take calcium due to osteoporosis. I started doing so but after 2 to 3 weeks I stopped bc I can tell that I was having trouble with the calcium. Good thing I stopped. Tried it again about 7 years later, and quickly stopped again. Something was wrong. K2 works well for me.

    • @iamop7723
      @iamop7723 10 месяцев назад

      What you did for osteoporosis please help me

    • @noreenprice6816
      @noreenprice6816 5 месяцев назад

      Process eggshells and sprinkle on your food. Wash used egg shells and store in a bag in freezer. When you have enough to Process, lay on baking tray and put in 400 degree oven for 10 minutes. Then crush with coffee grinder or Ninja bullet. Powders down quite well, sprinkle on your food. Slightly gritty, but that's Ok

  • @handshakeguy2562
    @handshakeguy2562 Год назад +8

    you have a gift in imparting knowledge. you would make an excellent school teacher online and offline..as you break it down to a simple level to understand

  • @lisadime9411
    @lisadime9411 Год назад +16

    I was craving collards and pork, two foods i do not usually eat. I was also bruising easily. I read an article earlier in the year about K2 helping with clotting issues. Since I was a small child I would bruise easily and have nosebleeds. Many decades later I had not had much bruising until a few months ago. I put the info together in my and purchased K2/D3 after thanksgiving. I have not been bruising and no longer having food cravings. I really liked how you focused on K2-mk7. During my research I found far less info on this specific type. Thanks, I just subscribed to the channel.

    • @mkryu
      @mkryu Год назад

      I used to have frequent nosebleeds until I was 5 yrs old. I even was hospitalized to get my stomach pumped because I had swallowed so much of it. Do you know why we had that when we were kids? Anyways, I just started taking K2 + D3 2 days ago.

    • @lisadime9411
      @lisadime9411 Год назад +3

      ​@@mkryu I don't know why. I'm the youngest of five and nobody else had any health issues but me. Of course they did not see it as an issue just something that happens (back in the day parents were not alarmist). It seemed to happen a lot in the summer (that could be my memory because I never enjoyed summer/heat). Many decades later...last year my nose started bleeding with no cause I could identify. K2/D3 is working great, my muscles seem stronger...I read that K helps synthesize T4 to T3 (active thyroid hormone). It's winter and my thermostat is 5 degrees cooler than I ever kept it. I've taken many supplements over decades, this is by the most helpful.

    • @elizabethtencer7950
      @elizabethtencer7950 Год назад +3

      I think vitamin C is effective against bruising

    • @mkryu
      @mkryu Год назад

      @@lisadime9411 great to hear k2/d3 has been beneficial for you! I started getting small nosebleeds during Covid lockdown, 2020. I visited a Ear Nose Throat doctor and he recommended I start doing saline nasal rinses. That regimen did it!

  • @sbyogamix8579
    @sbyogamix8579 Год назад +41

    Really appreciated this in-depth explanation. One thing that would be helpful is to ensure you are using the K1 or K2 instead of Vitamin K only, which can get a little confusing. Thank you 🙏

    • @annag5541
      @annag5541 Год назад +9

      K1 isn't as essential as K2 though. You likely wouldn't need to supplement K1 but it is beneficial to supplement K2

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +8

      We appreciate you watching and contributing!
      Correct, K2 Mk7 & Mk4 lead to almost all of the benefits.
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  • @dawnklug6986
    @dawnklug6986 Год назад +4

    When I was born in September1956 my body was deficient in Vitamin K. At 16 hours old I began bleeding out from the umbilical cord. Took 24 hours of transfusions to correct the problem. What was at that time that being AB positive there was a lack of 0 positive blood available so one compatible Corpsman was my donor the entire time. Later in the year after many studies Vitamin shots at birth became the standard in reducing infant mortality.

  • @barbnbirds
    @barbnbirds Год назад +4

    Thank you.Iam a senior in my seventies.I have Afib and iam on Eliquis.My cardiologist has told me that i can take K2 mk7 as well as Omeg 3.She also said i could continue taking 3000 of vitamin.I take all organic supplements from Nevada.They awesome.I enjoyed your talk .Very informative.

  • @gtyson188
    @gtyson188 Год назад +20

    The one thing you missed was Vitamin A which also works synergistically with the other 3.

    • @bonwrentaylor2743
      @bonwrentaylor2743 Год назад

      Thing is, unlike the other 3, most people are not deficient in Vitamin A .......so probably not worth a mention.

  • @joanies6778
    @joanies6778 Год назад +6

    Just wish I had known all this years ago. I was unable to get teeth implants because there was not enough bone mass, and
    I have since been diagnosed with osteopenia. I now take vitamin D3/K2 in a coconut oil based pill for the past few years. I take 5k IU of D3 and my test shows normal levels... but that's how my body processes it. Everyone absorbs differently.

  • @andreamacdonald7510
    @andreamacdonald7510 Год назад +43

    I have been taking K2 for a long time had a calcium heart scan and it came out great

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +4

      Amazing Andrea! How long have you been taking it?

    • @robertoreyes4258
      @robertoreyes4258 Год назад +4

      That's encouraging news. I'm firing up the engine for some K2 for greater health.

    • @andreamacdonald7510
      @andreamacdonald7510 Год назад +6

      @@DrTomBiernacki I have been taking it for about 15 years my doctor told me about it. I have a great doctor that’s into functional medicine

    • @BRIANDER100
      @BRIANDER100 Год назад +1

      what dosage ?

    • @frequentlycynical642
      @frequentlycynical642 Год назад +2

      What is "came out great?" Zero score?

  • @architecturalheritage
    @architecturalheritage Год назад +1

    Thank you for the video, I was prescribed Anastrozole which lowers bone density over 5 -7 years. With that my doctor prescribed 1200 CA daily and 25000 D3 weekly. After seeing a few video I started taking magnesium and K2 tablets. Will check with my doctor if I should lower the daily CA intake.

  • @arianadonis4099
    @arianadonis4099 Год назад +14

    I just started taking a liquid Vit D3 + K2 and I felt it almost immediately. Love it.

  • @annag5541
    @annag5541 Год назад +2

    K2 should be taken with food as it is fat soluble. I saw a video by a cardiologist who said he didn't understand why people didn't take more magnesium. I was on statins for 'high cholesterol' but after watching his video, I stopped immediately and without regret. He said that cholesterol was just a number and statins were not necessary unless there was another condition that definitely required it. I have been on 800 IU Vitamin D3 for about 10 years now as I take levothyroxine. Then, I started taking magnesium then added B complex, Thiamin, cod liver oil, zinc and selenium and most recently K2MK7. I'm 65 and overweight but am feeling much better since stopping the statins and adding these supplements

  • @loveshoonya388
    @loveshoonya388 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much for explaining it in a simple way without all the fluff, and self promotion much blessings to you and everyone of your viewers 🙏🙏🙏

  • @mastergunzz
    @mastergunzz Год назад +45

    For those guys out there dealing with Payronies disease, I started supplementing with K2 about a year ago aftee finding out what it does. Its virtually gone now.
    Not sure if there are studies on this but I would like to see some if there are.
    Thanks for the great video!

    • @frequentlycynical642
      @frequentlycynical642 Год назад +5

      That's amazing if, indeed there is cause and effect! Not an issue with me......perhaps because of long time use of K2?......but my brother has it. Since no woman in his life, not a practical issue, ha ha.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +5

      Wow that is amazing, thank you so much for sharing Lee and I hope this can help others as well!

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

      😀

    • @boxtapper8550
      @boxtapper8550 Год назад +1

      I have peronei's , one day I had a cucumber , the next day it turned into a banana. I've been taking D3 K2 mk-7 for a while now & my T2 has gone into remission, although my Trichlorides are still high (7.6) ( UK ). Ps :My wife thinks it's hilarious, Lol.

    • @TheDa6781
      @TheDa6781 7 месяцев назад

      I got peyronies after i started taking vitamin d, calcium and k2. Which brand k2 do you use ?

  • @AmazingPhilippines1
    @AmazingPhilippines1 Год назад +11

    I had my gall bladder removed 9 years ago but was given very little advice on diet changes. Through my own research, I now take bile acids. I try to get magnesium from nuts and other foods but also take a supplement as well as D3 and K2, and others. I make my own sauerkraut and kefir. Supplements tend to be quite expensive in the Philippines with most imported but there are many new options for vegetables and fruit. Grass fed beef comes from New Zealand when we can get it.

    • @VictorJoseSaaii
      @VictorJoseSaaii Год назад

      Ask your Filipina wife to find an honest and local registered naturopath doctor. Also, try to use moxibustion on your body a few times a month this help you out big time!

  • @geo34south
    @geo34south Год назад +2

    A few years ago, as a longstanding T1D, I consulted a vascular surgeon with a self diagnosis of Monckeberg’s sclerosis, which he somewhat patronisingly congratulated me on for correctly diagnosing, but then sent me on my way without any advice. Subsequently, about a year ago, I have chosen to take K2 supplements (5mg seems the standard though) on top of D3 and Mg. I haven’t yet had follow-up X-Rays to confirm the efficacy. I am astounded by this lack of knowledge or concern to address an issue which, no doubt, is one if the causative factors for my hypertension, pseudo or otherwise.

  • @robindouglas5450
    @robindouglas5450 Год назад +8

    Excellent "simple academic" presentation! Very well done! Thank you so much. 👍😊📚

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

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  • @katnazms8
    @katnazms8 Год назад +14

    My doctor tested my vitamin D levels years back and it was in the single digits. My fatigue was so bad that I barely accomplished anything. I have been taking vitamin D 3. But the dosage is a lot lower than what I see being suggested. Also, no mention of vitamin K was ever mentioned as well as magnesium. I need to have a conversation with my doctor. I still have low energy and I am very tired during the day. I just don’t feel like my old self.

    • @annag5541
      @annag5541 Год назад +12

      Doctors don't really like to recommend alternatives because they get paid per prescription for pharma drugs

    • @Alexxxxx945
      @Alexxxxx945 Год назад +6

      @@annag5541 for reals 👍

    • @annag5541
      @annag5541 Год назад

      Kathleen, check out Dr. Eric Berg on RUclips. He explains all the vitamins, ailments in very clear detail. I think he is the best free doctor ever. www.youtube.com/@DrEricBergDC/videos

    • @electric8668
      @electric8668 Год назад +4

      You might want to add B12 and possibly nitric oxide to help with your energy level.

    • @tpang85
      @tpang85 Год назад

      Definitely talk to your doctor. I had the same problems as you. DO NOT start taking high doses like a lot of people say is safe. I overdosed on 3000iu of D3 a day while taking 400mg magnesium and 100mg K2 mk7. Some people can take very high doses because they don't absorb it. But you can also kill yourself with to much. Get the proper blood tests while trying to get it up. Mine is slowly getting where it needs to be on 1000iu a day.

  • @dsmyth9240
    @dsmyth9240 Год назад +7

    Awesomely performed in clear understanding 🥰

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  • @willweathers7223
    @willweathers7223 11 месяцев назад +2

    This video is AWESOME!. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. I really appreciate it. And I wanna give a big thanks to Susan Summers as well for sounding the alarm on K2. She lived by it

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  11 месяцев назад +1

      We appreciate you watching!
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  • @sbyogamix8579
    @sbyogamix8579 Год назад +34

    For vitamin D3 with autoimmune conditions I’ve heard it may be necessary to take more for absorption since leaky gut is almost always present. And monitoring levels. Would love your take on at home lancet finger prick labs for vitamin + mineral levels, especially if health insurance is an issue. Again, thank you! I can always tell when someone cares. It’s evident here. New subscriber!

    • @EMichaelBall
      @EMichaelBall Год назад +7

      I take a D3+K2 in softgel form, so I can bite it and lap the liquid up in my mouth, ideally under the tongue. This maxes absorption.

    • @ImJunCena
      @ImJunCena Год назад +1

      I can handle upwards of 25 000ius of D3 with K2 Mk7 ... Anything more, and combine that with sun exposure, I get a bad ichy rash... I typically take 10 000 ius these days, no issues

  • @moodberry
    @moodberry Год назад +1

    I verified all you said independently before I found your channel. I would add that the TYPE of magnesium is important. Always use magnesium citrate when you supplement.

  • @gdknght9581
    @gdknght9581 Год назад +13

    very informative... and I already knew some of these things. But I appreciate you educating the public on how to tackle health issues that are preventable.

  • @rodrigsantsil
    @rodrigsantsil Год назад +37

    Great video! It's really expanded my knowledge of vitamin k2mk7, which is the form I've been taking for nearly 3 years with D3. And I've been eating sauerkraut for 4 years or so but some doctors say the bacteria in it get killed in the stomach. I've also read in medical articles that only yellow cheeses have K2mk7. My question about including the intake of magnesium with those 2 vitamins is, WHICH form of magnesium and what's the ratio?

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +20

      We appreciate you watching and contributing!
      The aThe average male needs 400mg of calcium per day and probably gets 100-200mg daily. I personally prefer magnesium threonate out of all the types. Mag citrate, for example, can be good but cause diarrhea in some people.
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    • @rodrigsantsil
      @rodrigsantsil Год назад +12

      @@DrTomBiernacki I remember taking mag citrate and getting the runs long, long ago as well as taking mag glycinate and feeling weaker during my works, which was when I began taking mag threonate right with mag chloride and zinc right before bed.

    • @dfd7queen
      @dfd7queen Год назад +3

      I take magnesium citrate

    • @w8what575
      @w8what575 Год назад +1

      Magnesium malate

    • @shaffey01
      @shaffey01 Год назад

      I still can't get a straight answer if vitamin D3 5000 IU is too much

  • @genekerr8064
    @genekerr8064 Год назад +7

    I'm active and in my 80s. I like like natural foods plus a small supplement of D3 & K2.

  • @annrenee3265
    @annrenee3265 Год назад +2

    Trauma of various kinds can reduce or event prevent your absorption of vitamins & minerals. It is worth removing trauma first. It is also important to take bio available minerals not the inorganic kind Better to eat the right food as he explains here. Thanks for the info x

  • @Jacklynofalltrades
    @Jacklynofalltrades Год назад +9

    Registered dietitian here. Usually, 20,000 units of vitamin D per week is used in vitamin D deficiency. If you are doing 2,000 units every day of the week, that's more than it's used for diagnosed vitamin D deficiency. Keep doing it and you might start seeing bone deposits in your ankles as well as having bone pain. Also, you might damage your liver. It's good to check every 3 months if you are supplementing at that level. If your vitamin D levels don't improve, you might have an issue with your parathyroid. This actually happened to me. Went to Mayo in Rochester, got one of my parathyroids taken out. All good now.

    • @naughtyrocks2425
      @naughtyrocks2425 Год назад +4

      It depends in every person.Depend how low the vit d3 and how the body response-absorption of vit d3.some uses 5k,10k or more to feel its effectiveness

    • @Shasha8674
      @Shasha8674 Год назад +3

      5000IU of Vit D3 makes me feel the best and sunlight.

    • @GayleLenihan
      @GayleLenihan Год назад +1

      Also had parathyroid issues and one was taken out. Readings on calcium are better but still low on Vitamin D. Take about 4000 IU a day now with K2.

    • @Shasha8674
      @Shasha8674 Год назад

      @@GayleLenihan 5000IU is what may help many people. Gluten may cause thyroid/parathyroid issues. Gluten is in wheat/barley/rye...oats/corn/rice. Rice is low in gluten. Wild rice has no gluten. Hidden gluten can be problem

    • @tonyc2489
      @tonyc2489 Год назад +2

      How is 7 x 2000 more than 20,000? Or did you mean 4000 per day?

  • @geno5169
    @geno5169 11 месяцев назад

    I did that high fat keto for years! Since I stopped doing it! I’ve had 2 A/ fib! And have 40% clogged arteries! I’m hearing K2 helps clogged arteries! Plus vitamin D3! I bought the combination! I switched to plant based! Thank you for this! I’m not a diabetic or smoker! I don’t drink’!

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      @DrTomBiernacki  11 месяцев назад

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    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  11 месяцев назад

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  • @anielyantra1
    @anielyantra1 Год назад +7

    The K2 and saliva, teeth and gum health connected to arteriosclerosis should be included. Good info!

  • @DilberAhmed-dc1xl
    @DilberAhmed-dc1xl Год назад

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  • @frequentlycynical642
    @frequentlycynical642 Год назад +18

    I was about to scream there is no Vitamin D toxicity but then he clarified how much one must take, which is WAY out of the normal supplement range.
    I've been taking Life Extension brand Super K supplement for years. Amazon, of course. 1500 mcg K1, 1500mcg K2 as MQ4, and 100mcg K2 as MQ7. It's my recollection that the difference between 4 and 7 is mostly half life.
    Also, 10,000 IU's of Vitamin D for years. I've not had the D test for a few years, but as best as I recall, my level was around 70 mg/dl. (I think the doctor meant deciliter and one point when he said milliliter.) This is the range that Africans living in a lot of sunlight attain. So, I think of this number as evolutionarily optimum.
    A couple of years ago I had an accident at work. One of my fingers got severely twisted. I was shocked that it didn't break. I credit my D and K supplementation for that. And, I'm 77 currently.

    • @garzascreek
      @garzascreek Год назад

      MK not MQ. It is good you know about the importance of K2 MK4, which is way more important than K2 MK 7, although MK7 is valuable in its own right.

  • @norwegianzound
    @norwegianzound Год назад

    Male 56 years old, healthy. I had a dexa 4 years ago. Result all good. The doctor mentioned I might try D3 and K2, so I did. Latest DEXA shows oestepenia. There ya go....

  • @dougt5357
    @dougt5357 Год назад +10

    What a great video! I was fully expecting it to flow into some commercial to push certain products and was pleasantly surprised to find an honest discussion with no pressure. Thank you! I started taking extra D3 when Covid hit (plus Zinc and Quercetin) and then heard about K2 from a friend. I was also taking a Mg supplement. I am 69, 5' 6" and 220 lbs. I take supplements of 4k-6k of D3 a day from various supplements (2k D3 capsule, 1k from a multi-vit, and 1k from a Glucosimine supplement). I also take K2 Mk7 100 mcg 4 times a week and 400 mg of Triple Mg daily. I found a new doctor and the first work up included checking D3 levels that my previous doctor never did. Other than high cholesterol (that I believe is more of a genetic thing that hasn't affected me (yet!)) I have no real issues. Although, based on your video, I should probably cut back a bit on my alcohol intake. lol! Thank you again for such an informative video!

    • @MrCanadave
      @MrCanadave Год назад +1

      I take K2, D3 , Zinc, Quercetin and NAC as part of an anti-Covid protocol. Our politically correct moron Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who never had a full-time job in his life until he decided to enter politics by riding on his PM father's coattails, fortunately for him the Canadian electorate never knew that father Pierre was a Marxist but I degress, decided that Canadians should never do anything but take the jab for Covid. I, however, want to get Ivermectin to have on standby in case I get Covid. I'll have to figure out a way to get some and sneak it past Justin which shouldn't be too difficult since he spends most of his time in his opinion, saving the world from the Canadian riff raff.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +2

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  • @bhupinderjitparmar9244
    @bhupinderjitparmar9244 Год назад +23

    Thanks for making this video. I was always confused regarding vitamin k2 with vitamin D3 because most of the doctors recommend only vitamin D3. I always love your illustrations and the way you explain everything based on the studies and research. You are always well versed in your field. Right now I am only taking 3000 IU of vitamin D3 because my level is little bit low. But now I am going to start taking 100 micrograms of k2 as you suggested after talking to my family doctor. Thanks for that.

  • @DakarEuro
    @DakarEuro Год назад +5

    I take 700mcg of K2, 5000iu of D3, Mg, selenium, iodine, zinc, strontium separately from Mg. A b-complex, omega3’s, Hyrauluonic acid, ubiquinol, NAC, glycine, cistanche, citrus bergamot. I never get as much as a cold when everyone around me gets the C word

  • @jimpix8019
    @jimpix8019 Год назад +7

    A study was done around 10-15 years ago by a Professor at Birmingham University 🇬🇧
    On the efficacy of getting Magnesium into the body. He tested the Mg levels of a reasonable sized group. Then told them to take a bath of 100L. With a 10% solution of Mg. Salts mixed in, for 20 minutes every day for 7 days.
    He then re-tested them and found that on Average, they were about 33% higher Magnesium levels in the body. As the skin is the biggest gland and it’s porous.
    This showed to be the most effective way of getting one’s Mg. Levels up.
    Generally speaking,
    I think Mg salts are around 20% strength,
    Mg. Flakes are around 25% strength. &
    Mg. Oil is around 30% strength. (Very useful for those with no bath 😮 so use after a shower🚿)
    Mg. Oil is great for applying to local areas to alleviate Muscle Cramping. (My experience).
    Of course it also pays to get good quality product in these. For the purest form of Mg. Look out for mg. that’s mined from the Zechstein Sea👀
    (A prehistoric seabed about a mile under the North Sea).
    Hope this helps.
    May the Force
    be with you.🌀
    Jim🌀
    (-: :-)

  • @patricktheut6120
    @patricktheut6120 Год назад +2

    Fetuin-A takes the calcium out of your blood vessels after the MK-7 carboxylates the MGPs AND you have sufficient magnesium in your system. the fetuin-a is the carrier protein that takes the calcium and directs it to either the bone or to the liver for processing

    • @tomunderwood4283
      @tomunderwood4283 Год назад

      Great to see your comment Mr Theut. I heard you on a few podcasts! What’s the best way to increase Fetuin-A?

  • @Straightdeal
    @Straightdeal Год назад +9

    I take 100 micrograms of Vit K2/Mk7 daily. I did also take Vit D3 at one stage, but have run out. I also take the following OTCs daily: Selenium Complex (Sel, Zinc combo), 500 mg Curcumin and 1000mg N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC). The costs add up, and my K2/MK7 was provided by my brother in the UK, dirt cheap. In South Africa we struggle to get. I eat LCHF, so hopefully the other micro's are being taken care of!

    • @jaymartin7297
      @jaymartin7297 Год назад +3

      Try to eat a lot of pasture raised hen eggs. They have Vit K. D is cheap and you can probably get it. Lanolin base is my preference.

    • @Straightdeal
      @Straightdeal Год назад +2

      @@jaymartin7297 I have been eating pasture raised eggs for the last couple of months. They are also difficult to get! But free range, although worse O6:O3 profile, would also have the Vit D.

    • @ls-888
      @ls-888 Год назад

      @@jaymartin7297 I prefer the organic coconut oil vitamin D3 + K3 MK7 combo. What does the lanolin taste like?

  • @MorningClarity
    @MorningClarity Год назад +6

    Fat soluble vitamins, like K2, are generally stored in the body, while water soluble vitamins like most Bs & C must be replenished frequently.

    • @wocket42
      @wocket42 Год назад

      It's a bit more complicated than that, unfortunately.

  • @Silverbacked_Gorilla
    @Silverbacked_Gorilla Год назад +18

    I am on D3 20,000UI and K2 200mcg per day form Dr.Berg's supplements. There is some zinc, B6 and Magnesium in there too. Great video.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +3

      Let us know how it goes!

    • @Praveenapalanisamy
      @Praveenapalanisamy Год назад +4

      20,000 IUI per day is too high

    • @carloferretti8956
      @carloferretti8956 Год назад +2

      @@Praveenapalanisamy no it’s not, if you get the vitamin k2, drink water, and ignore calcium you’ll be fine.

    • @cheekyoziechick
      @cheekyoziechick Год назад +2

      @@carloferretti8956 Plus you don't absorb that full 20000 IU.

  • @DPalm-gq4ew
    @DPalm-gq4ew Год назад +2

    I'm a veteran and go to a VA clinic. You say many times "check with your doctor." the problem I have is I don't feel confident my current PCP is all that knowledgeable on this. They do have me on a D3 supplement and then I also take Calcium Magnesium w/zinc supplements at night as part of a stress regimen so I can sleep. Also I am not able to find the Cal-M-D with K2, D3 and Magnesium at MaxiHealth's site.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +2

      Check the links below for some of our recommendations including links.
      Also the "check with doctor" is a legal disclaimer, I understand why people are watching these videos instead 😇

    • @DPalm-gq4ew
      @DPalm-gq4ew Год назад +1

      @@DrTomBiernacki I did review the links and didn't find anything for the MaxiHealth you showed in the video. Thanks for your quick reply.

  • @pravoslavn
    @pravoslavn Год назад +5

    LOVE your presentations, Doc ! You explain something of the chemistry, which is very interesting. My goal now is to watch all of your videos. ☺

  • @stevenbarry9983
    @stevenbarry9983 Год назад +6

    Doctor, I really enjoyed watching your video because I had been diagnosed with 50% blockage calcification of my arteries. My age is 62 and I was wondering if you could provide additional data on ways to reduce the calcium in your arteries and push it back into the bones, which is what I think you’ve described in this video when I didn’t want to go back over. You’re very easy to listen to. I’m retired military and you would’ve been excellent as a briefer to generals.

    • @jenniferfitzgerald369
      @jenniferfitzgerald369 Год назад

      Look up the enzyme Serrapeptase! It has many effects on the body, cleans up scar tissue and clogged arteries! Even stretch marks! Check it out! ;)

  • @RapidHealthYT
    @RapidHealthYT Год назад +4

    Vitamin D is important for maintaining good health. A deficiency can cause problems like weak bones, increased risk of infections and disease, and cognitive impairment. Make sure to get enough vitamin D for overall well-being.

  • @bobgreene2892
    @bobgreene2892 Год назад +1

    Very much appreciated the mention of your personal daily formula for D3 (5k), Mg (250mg) and Mk2 (100Mcg)

  • @gerritvaningen3609
    @gerritvaningen3609 Год назад +4

    Thank you so much. I VERY
    much needed more clarity
    of calcium , vitamin K 2 and
    magnesium effects on the
    body. I have made aware of
    The importance of vitamin K 2
    and have added that of late.
    I have osteoporosis , so bone
    density improvement is very
    important in my case. Thanks
    again. God bless you.

  • @annwright8665
    @annwright8665 Год назад +2

    Absolutely love your explanation & showing diagrams. I need this this!! Thank you so much. ❤

  • @jhartmac100
    @jhartmac100 Год назад +7

    How long does it take for any of these to make a difference? Weeks, months or years? How is it measured or verified?

    • @frequentlycynical642
      @frequentlycynical642 Год назад +1

      D ramps up relatively slowly, maybe a month, and falls down similarly. Can't speak to K2. You find out your levels with by standard lab tests. D is measured as Xmg/dl. 20mg/dl is scraping the bottom of the barrel. 40 is not bad, but most Americans don't reach that. 60-70 is optimal, what Africans in a lot of sunlight attain. Think of it as what evolution is teaching us.

    • @williamwhite9767
      @williamwhite9767 Год назад +2

      I had noticeably less angina pains with activity within 2 weeks of taking 100mcg K2 daily. After several months, I started taking it 4 times daily and some D3.
      3 months ago, I had total hip joint replacement and the surgeon said I had no sign of osteoporosis. I don't know if taking K2 for less than a year had any effect on that.

  • @ahnaahna7278
    @ahnaahna7278 Год назад

    So grateful to hear this info. I eat organic eggs (pasture) almost daily. A liquid supplement with D3 and K1 in a green smoothie in a.m. But now I am going to add in the K2. We juice green veggies a lot. Ahna

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

      Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
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  • @anthonydsouza7174
    @anthonydsouza7174 Год назад +7

    I AM 74 AND FOR LAST COUPLE OF YEARS MAKING MY OWN FERMENTED VEGS,I EAT 3 EGGS SUNNY SIDE UP WITH FERMENTED VEGS BLUE BERRIES,NUTS AND ADD BRAHMI,ASWAGANDHA,TURMERIC AND SOME MORE SPICE POWDERS.THIS CHRISTMAS I WAS SHOCKED I ATE CAKES AND GLUTEN FOODS.I WAS ABLE TO REVERSE MY LEAKY GUT.

  • @RioGirl16
    @RioGirl16 20 дней назад

    Thank you for covering this topic. I take 10,000-20,000 iu’s daily with K2 and have on and off for years. My doctor always complements me for having perfect blood serum levels. Lol. I took up to 50,000ius for short periods of time during Covid, especially when exposed to someone who had contracted the virus and was never sick, not even a mild cold. I swear by it!

  • @jillhoffman5193
    @jillhoffman5193 Год назад +3

    Thank you for this helpful information. What type of Magnesium do you recommend? Thank you again.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +3

      We appreciate you watching and contributing!
      Magnesium supplements:
      Not the best ones = (Oxide, Hydroxide, Carbonate, Sulfate)
      Good ones:
      Citrate (easy absorbed, good for headaches/calm, but too much = laxative effect)
      Threonate (good for brain & cognitive function - but more expensive)
      Bisglycinate (bisglycinate vs glycinate = the same, easy to absorb, cramps, stress & relaxation, not laxative side effects) ,
      Orotate (good for athletes, more energy but more expensive)
      Taurate (blood sugar & diabetics),
      Malate (good for fibromyalgia)
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  • @murieldesouza8289
    @murieldesouza8289 Год назад

    Results are fantastic

  • @hannah5245
    @hannah5245 Год назад +6

    If you had diarrhea or been in surgery, you are usually deficient in many minerals and vitamins. Top up after such events.

  • @nosretep1960
    @nosretep1960 Год назад

    62, low carb slight ketosis. Currently 360 k2-7, 10k d3 Weider's artery health 2x. As soon as it's gone switching products will be 200 K2, still 10k d3. Used to really on sun, got massive exposure. K2-7 is recent, eat lots of butter, eggs, cheese, and meat

  • @mariagallo6488
    @mariagallo6488 Год назад +4

    Excellent video and very, very informative information 👍

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  • @mountainmann2443
    @mountainmann2443 Год назад +1

    Very detailed scientific explanation ❤ thank you

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      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

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  • @andrewhallam237
    @andrewhallam237 Год назад +20

    Hello, I have been taking D3 and K2 for a few months and I have had no issues but I also had my gallbladder removed a year ago. Can you explain in more detail why taking K2 without a gallbladder can be bad? I have had no issues with eating after my gallbladder is gone. Thanks you. Andrew.

    • @Sasha8pancakes
      @Sasha8pancakes Год назад +4

      With sacred secretion you may be able to grow your gallbladder back. One of the many things it does is produces stem cells.

    • @marvindorsey7888
      @marvindorsey7888 Год назад

      I’m wondering the same thing

    • @antoniariboni8537
      @antoniariboni8537 Год назад +5

      Just some general info. Gallbladder's function is to store bile produced by the liver and release it when a meal containing fat is eaten. Bile salts help break down fats so that they can be absorbed. K2 is fat soluble, so its absorption depends on it being broken down.If you don't have a Gallbladder there is increased probability that your ability to break down and therefore absorb fat soluble nutrients is compromised. Good news is supplementing with bile salts improves fat absorption for people who have had their gallbladder removed.

    • @antoniariboni8537
      @antoniariboni8537 Год назад +2

      @@Sasha8pancakes what is sacred secretions?

    • @andrewhallam237
      @andrewhallam237 Год назад

      @@antoniariboni8537 Thanks for the info, I have started taking bile salts just before each meal.

  • @spazmonkey3815
    @spazmonkey3815 Год назад +1

    Thank you!
    Love your delivery.

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  • @RitaLynn1964
    @RitaLynn1964 Год назад +5

    This content/information was really helpful. I was going to start taking a K2 & D3 supplement. But, after being off of Eliquis (blood thinning med) for a few weeks; I developed blood clots again last week for the third time. Just started on the starter pack of Eliquis a week ago (which has saved me twice now ) so it may be too soon to start adding supplements. But I will definately have a chat my doc at the next visit.

    • @Shasha8674
      @Shasha8674 Год назад +1

      Low thyroid may cause blood clots 600mcg of Vit K2 may eat up a clot, but I would not take that dose daily. 2000mg of fish oil thins blood/Aloe doesn't let blood stick together. No gluten/dairy/soy/sugar/GMO may help.

    • @chirho2642
      @chirho2642 Год назад +1

      Hi, I've been taking Eliquis as well and did a little research and found that vitamin k2 doesn't conflict with Eliquis. I've been taking vitamin d3 for a few years now. After reading your comment I'm thinking about speaking with my cardio doc and see what he says. I haven't felt any change since starting vitamin k2 drops daily for a week now. 🙏🏽

    • @Shasha8674
      @Shasha8674 Год назад

      @@chirho2642 Aspirin gets rid of clots. See RUclips videos about it.

    • @sinchris8888
      @sinchris8888 9 месяцев назад

      Recently, a concerning situation has unfolded within my personal network regarding post-vaccination complications. Several friends and family members have experienced the formation of blood clots following their COVID-19 vaccinations. Notably, medical tests revealed elevated levels of D-Dimer, a protein fragment produced when a blood clot gets dissolved in the body and is often used as an indicator of clotting issues.
      Most alarmingly, my father suffered a stroke, an event we are currently investigating to understand any potential correlation with his recent vaccination. While we recognize the critical role vaccines play in controlling the pandemic, these incidents have raised questions and concerns about individual reactions to the vaccine.
      I am sharing this experience to highlight the importance of monitoring health after vaccination and to encourage discussions about possible side effects. It is crucial to seek immediate medical attention if any unusual symptoms are observed post-vaccination. I hope that by sharing my experience, I can contribute to a better understanding of the vaccine's impact on a diverse range of individuals.

  • @shannongstyle6310
    @shannongstyle6310 Год назад +1

    Excellent Information!!! ❤

  • @hrnbrain
    @hrnbrain Год назад +8

    Thanks Doctor for the very easy and understandable explanation. I have moderate costal cartilage calcification. It makes me a bit difficult to breathe sometimes. My primary care physician says there is nothing can be done.
    My question is, can taking Vitamin K2 (MK4 or MK7) reverse the costal cartilage calcification?
    Anyone with answers or links is very much appreciated.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +6

      We appreciate you watching and contributing!
      In the studies I was reading, it did not reverse significant calcification already present but did prevent further and future calcification. But that does not mean that it can't improve because I believe that things can always improve when you improve your health; it is just difficult to prove in studies (especially for this specific issue).
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    • @Rucuz
      @Rucuz Год назад +1

      @@DrTomBiernacki Curious if Vitamin K2+ Magnesium works better to decalsify? Was taking 10K - 20K D3+K2 and hot horrible knee pain likely osteoarthritis. I Took 300Mcg K2-Mk7 + 300MCG Magnesium daily and knee pain cleared up 75% within a week after months of pain.

    • @disinformationworld9378
      @disinformationworld9378 Год назад

      Search for reverse calcification with the key word K2. You will find that high dose has been shown in several studies to reverse plaque. 6000 FU or more. Ignore studies that look at less than that because they show no benefit. Perhaps over longer time frame lower dose can work. Multiple studies showed a 36% reversal in plaque size. These are simply incredible findings. There is no known way that this can typically be achieved so I view these findings as extremely compelling. If you see a “rare” event in science you have to take those findings seriously to investigate what caused the outcome. Hand waving away these results is not good science. Explain the outcome.

  • @ginamitembe8935
    @ginamitembe8935 Год назад

    Sincerely grateful for sharing these important health information! Highly appreciated 💯👍🤗💖

  • @invanessecharles2092
    @invanessecharles2092 Год назад +1

    Thank you! My H had a stroke and has kidney disease. On Elequist. Low on D. Saw this video and realized he needs D and K2. Thank you.

    • @Chris-xe9tk
      @Chris-xe9tk 8 месяцев назад

      But he said it interacts with blood thinners.. so makes the blood thinner less effective. I supplemented with d3 k2 and my INR was too low in my last test. 😢at a loss what to do.. it’s like a lose-lose situation for those on blood thinners

  • @mrgarner4796
    @mrgarner4796 Год назад +1

    I take 5,000 Vitamin D3 and, 1 K2 + D3 (1,000) in the morning. I take 250 Magnesium at bedtime. I wish my doctor would test these levels for me. I hesitate even to ask.
    I have osteopenia and osteoporosis and have had multiple fractures...ribs, wrist, foot, bilateral malleolus, pelvis and both kneecaps. I previously (3 years ago) had been treated with Prolia. I hear crickets from my doctor's office even when I had concerns over an injured ankle after a fall. I began doing research on supplements and I no longer take Tylenol for the pain of my osteo arthritic hip. I pray I don't fall...I cannot afford a Fx.

  • @welcometoreality3450
    @welcometoreality3450 Год назад +3

    Been taking about 430 vit k2 / 7, 10.5 IU vit d3 daily in patch form. its in my patch aid brand multivitamin & vit D3 patches combined. I also rub on a dollop of magnesium amount of mag cream (asutra brand - melt pain away product) before bed. Also add keto brand electrolyte / 1000mg potassium citrate powder mixed in distilled water which I drink thru the day

  • @JMCass-bp3sb
    @JMCass-bp3sb Год назад +2

    Can you give details of what type of scan was done that shows the calcified veins, is it a specific scan to identify calcification of arteries.
    thank you.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

      Magnetic resonance angiography: also can perform a CT angiogram most commonly is the one I've show..

    • @JMCass-bp3sb
      @JMCass-bp3sb Год назад

      @@DrTomBiernacki
      Many thanks, your video is very informative, i am taking 1 Solgar Vitamin D3 4000IU per day along with Solgar brand K2 MK-7 100 ug-( according to the label on D3 it is equivalent to 4000IU) from Natto extract.
      My Dr prescribed calcichew D3 few years ago as i am menopausal age, & dexa scan showed some osteopenia in one area..
      I stopped taking the Calcichew couple years ago & haven't booked updated dexa scan yet.
      As i'm taking D3 (Cholecalciferol)with the K2 is it necessary to take another Calcium, as Pharmacist advised Caltrate when i asked her about the risks of calcification in my arteries from chalky calcium like Calcichew D3, but Caltrate is also Cholecalciferol calcium carbonate.

  • @nanizon
    @nanizon Год назад +5

    Great vid! Wish you explained more about Mg2's role.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +2

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  • @rajeshtanwar2445
    @rajeshtanwar2445 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much for sharing this insightful and valuable health tips related
    Video covering D3 and K2 consumption benefits.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
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  • @emsea1658
    @emsea1658 Год назад +4

    Ive been trying to add k2 to my diet everyday from some source - i have kimchi mixed with some sour cream to lessen the spice and increase absorption, saurkraut, chicken thighs or eggs. And ill take my d3 supplement at the same time with it. I eat some sources of d3 but i live in the north and in winter we just get no full sun for days, you pretty much have to rely on d3 supplement somewhat. i have no looked into k2 supplement yet

  • @danabennett4330
    @danabennett4330 3 месяца назад

    I eat part of the year from a community garden. I've come to realize that much of the taste of store bought veggies and fruits seem empty. I know American farmers have been concerned with soil depletion. We may believe we eat getting nutrients, but is the food we eat tested for nutrients? If it's not in the soil, it's not in the food.

  • @donaldcarter4324
    @donaldcarter4324 Год назад +3

    Very informative video thank you

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      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

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  • @seand1011
    @seand1011 Год назад +1

    I'd like to get on a K2-D3 regimen but as I've read through these comments, the SIDE EFFECTS that others have had worry me a bit.

    • @seand1011
      @seand1011 Год назад

      Like "severe pain on my lower legs and feet" that one person had. I don't want that shit at all.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

      We appreciate you watching!
      I never met a person that experienced vitamin K2 or D3 toxicity or side effects. Yes, it may happened but it may be associated with some medical issues or in extreme cases when vitamins are per purpose consumed in extremely large quantities.
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  • @faifaa
    @faifaa Год назад +57

    In Judson Sommerville's book "The Optimal Dose", he gave his patients 30,000 IU/day and he measured their serum levels, and most were within 130-150 ng/mL which is certainly in a non-toxic range.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +3

      Great tip, I just ordered the book!

    • @pramuanchutham7355
      @pramuanchutham7355 Год назад +16

      Doctors faint with dose 2000 i.u. a day...

    • @Sasha8pancakes
      @Sasha8pancakes Год назад +22

      @@pramuanchutham7355 because if you're healthy they lose business

    • @robertoreyes4258
      @robertoreyes4258 Год назад +5

      @@pramuanchutham7355 RDA in my opinion is then lower end of the rage for this supplement. For a lots of us, we need additional nutrition just to maintain good health in this modern fast pace world.

    • @pramuanchutham7355
      @pramuanchutham7355 Год назад +10

      @@robertoreyes4258 vitamin D was miscalculated by a factor of 14, 400-600i.u. v. 8990 i.u. Others neglect absorption in the RDI. Some vitamins get absorbed only 4-10% like folic acid.

  • @bornagainchristian2501
    @bornagainchristian2501 Год назад +1

    thank you for the reply. Calcium is for my osteoporosis, spondylolisthesis, and hypothyroidism (after my 2016 total thryroidectomy surgery).. It's kind of complicated already if I have several illnesses. So you suggest to take calcium from plant based. Thank you.

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  • @madhavidasari8302
    @madhavidasari8302 Год назад +7

    Thank you for the great info doc. Should I avoid magnesium completely if I have kidney problem or do I take 125 mg or 100mg dose. It tends to bring my calcium levels down. Hence, currently avoiding. Creatinine levels are borderline n uric acid is slightly elevated.

    • @rn4l62
      @rn4l62 Год назад

      Try pure Cherry juice for your uric acid

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

      In general what I have seen as long as its not severe and you aren't overdose it shouldn't be a major issue. But everyone is a little different!
      Taking larger does is safe unless you have myasthenia gravis, bowel obstruction, kidney failure or previous intolerance.
      Can take magnesium citrate powder, mag threonate are good options. Magnesium is fairly safe!

  • @Splinter3385
    @Splinter3385 Год назад

    Literally exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

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      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад

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  • @mangOO0548
    @mangOO0548 Год назад +5

    what you think about to take calcium supplement with vitamin K2?
    my routine today is : in morning i take vitamin D3 5000IU together with magnesium glycinenate 100-150 mg, and than in evening i eat dairy products with leafy greens after this meal i take immediately Vitamin K2 mk7 100mcg.
    that's good routine?
    in the others hand: I was thinking of adding a calcium supplement in the evening and taking it together with vitamin K2, what you think about this? thanks

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Год назад +5

      Generally unless some type of nutrition deficiency (lactose intolerance, vegan, steroid regimine etc), calcium may not be necessary if getting proper vitamin D3. Thanks!

  • @omarshaahz9362
    @omarshaahz9362 8 месяцев назад +1

    Is vitamin k2 help to growth maxilla❓️

  • @lynnewestwood5858
    @lynnewestwood5858 Год назад +5

    Great video very informative 😊

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  • @davemi00
    @davemi00 Год назад +1

    Egg Shells are excellent for Available Calcium that don’t Harden in arteries and help clean arteries too. Dry eggshells then crush into a powder.

    • @DMV8662
      @DMV8662 Год назад

      Nope! Not a good idea