Medications that can affect Multi-Vitamin Levels

• Anti-Inflammatories, Diuretics, Antacids (B12), Female Hormones and Oral Contraceptives, Anti-Convulsants

About MultiVitamin

• Vitamin D is often referred to as the Sunshine Vitamin, acting more like a hormone than a vitamin, regulating many cells and organs in your body.
• MenaQ7® is the first and most clinically validated Vitamin K2 as MK-7 (menaquinone-7) available today for bone and cardiovascular health, and patented for cardiovascular health. http://www.nattopharma.com/brands-services/menaq7/
• Medications that can affect Vitamin D levels: Antacids/ Ulcer Meds/ Steroidal Anti-Inflammatories / Anti-convulsants. Protect your brain, bones, heart, muscles, and immune system all have vitamin D receptors and require Vitamin D for proper function. Many of us are low in Vitamin D.
• Vitamin K2: Recent research has shown that excessive calcium intake alone (without K2) can be harmful to the body. The additional calcium must be correctly utilized or it can show up in the wrong places and cause disease.

Active Ingredients

• 2500 IU Vitamin D3; Cholecalciferol; derived from Lanolin; 10mcg Vitamin K2- MenaQ7

Directions

• Before initial use, activate the pump by pressing 2 – 4 times. Always shake gently before use and spray directly into mouth, on the inside of each cheek, hold, then swallow. Suggested use: 4 sprays, twice a day, or wait a few seconds and repeat 4 sprays.
• Dose Adjustable for any prescribed dosing;  675 IU/ 2 sprays or 1250 IU/ 4 sprays

FDA Disclaimer

• These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.