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High calcium score: I'm in shock
Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: Nov 4 2:36pm | Replies (214)Comment receiving replies
You are absolutely kicking it!! The trick is the K2. Also, when taking D3 and K2 together, the D3 will win on the uptake and only about 40% of the K2 is absorbed. Take a good D3 supplement (10,000 IU) in the morning and then a good K2 with MK4 and MK7 with lunch. Both are fat-soluble vitamins and your Kerrygold will do just fine! Here is the study for this D3/K2: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_1-13ATOOVDbEFBQXFtZlItSDQ/view
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10,000 IU is extremely high. The daily recommended dose is 600 IU and most reputable websites I read recommend no more than 2,000 IU / day. I can't post full links at this time (this website won't allow me), but if youy go to ods --dot-- od --dot-- nih --dot-- gov or newsnetwork --dot-- mayoclinic --dot-- org and search on vitamin D, you can read for yourself. That high of a dose can cause side effects like nausea.
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jkluv7, thanks so much for reply. Exactly what you said in your post is where I am going - sooner than later. Last week was second visit with "renown" cardiologist and I did press for his thoughts on supplements, especially D3 K2 MK4 MK7 (and maybe Niacin) , I was fearing doing more harm than good, but cardiologist did not say "no." He would rather me take one step at a time, first statin up to 40mg, second is PCSK-9, third would be Zetia, then there is no more left - TRUE? While measuring LP(a) and particle sizes. What I really want is for cardiologist to go in invasively, stent or bypass as needed, taking the 1 in 1,000 risk I through a clot or worse, and do everything you and others have said here.