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@sebutler I am also new to the K2 benefit of directing the calcium to bones and teeth. I sent a message to my provider about it and I'm interested to see what I'm told. I saw that Walgreens had buy one get one free, so I went ahead and bought some and we'll add it for the time being. It appears the soft gels are absorbed better, but they we're out, so I went ahead and got the capsules. I guess they may not absorb as efficiently, but I'm guessing it's better than not using it at all. I am very hesitant to ever add anything new, but there seems to be a lot of letters out there on the K2 benefit. Figured I could try it. I certainly like the idea of it directing the calcium to where it's needed and keeping it from doing damage to the cardiovascular system.

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@cathyf31 Sounds like you can't go wrong with a K2 supplement -- and great news re that 2-for-1 sale!! I find all this nutritional stuff so confusing!! At first I thought that spinach, like kale, would be great for bones, since it is high in calcium. But on further reading, I discovered that spinach, unlike kale, blocks the absorption of calcium! Ugh. The reason apparently is that it is high in oxalates, which bind to calcium and prevent its absorption. Go figure!! I wish I could find a good nutritionist who knows all this stuff and can advise!!