I’ve not used this particular one myself but I do use their D+K2 mouth spray, magnesium oil and magnesium bath soak. I’ve found them to be a decent brand generally, the spray I use has a pleasant flavour and they tend to be gluten and dairy free too. Also have he benefit of being stocked by my local Holland & Barrett (who I would usually avoid with a barge pole but who are useful for this) so I don’t have to order online 😊
Does anyone here avoid soy because of their thyroid disease? I like to as I just don't think its a healthy thing. They do a non natto k2 by sports research you can get it cheaply from iherb. But get 1 bottle at a time otherwise you get customs on it.
Lamberts (online) Have vit k + d3, £16.95 for 60, and k2, £10.95 for 60. If you contact them about teens taking a combined supplement i’m sure they can advise.
I changed to this brand following an appointment with a private thyroid specialist in September, he said they’re the best, and feel much better on them. I also take a high dose vit c which I never have before.
Thank you all for prompt replies. Also please clarify one thing...are we meant to have Vitamin D3 and K2 at different times?....Or is it okay to have them together?
As both D3 and K2 are fat soluble, they need to be taken with some form of fat to be absorbed and they will compete for the fat. However, I use a D3 softgel containing extra virgin olive oil (Doctors Best, just the 2 ingredients) and the two K2-MK7 supplements I linked to both contain olive oil so the supplements I take have enough oil for both D3 and K2 to be taken at the same time with no problem with absorption. I do, however, still take them with some form of dietary fat, usually a full fat yogurt.
If you take tablets or capsules that don't contain any oil then you would need to take them at different times with some dietary fat.
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