@fdixon63 My doctor recommended K2D3 for me, but I am not a heart patient, and I'm not taking other medications where there possibly could be an interaction. It is Vitamin K and Vitamin D, not a calcium supplement. I know for the blood thinner, Warfarin, Vitamin K levels are crucial and must be monitored for a particular dose of Warfarin. Eloqius is different.

This is an important question... too important to ask for an opinion from non medical people, and there are no medical professions here on Connect, just patients, etc. It is best to ask your heart specialist or prescribing physician's opinion because you don't want to get it wrong because heart problems can be serious. Vitamin D levels should also be monitored by your doctor because too much can be toxic. This is a conversation to have with your doctor.

Do you have a specialist treating your osteopenia?

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