Vitamins D and K2
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Latest on Vitamin D
www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng18...
Basically, consider 400 units (10 mcg) per day
But, NHS mid Essex
midessexccg.nhs.uk/medicines-...
Routine screening of vitamin D levels and prescribing of Vitamin D is not advisable.
Both clinical symptoms and risk factors must be present before measuring Vitamin D levels (25OHD).
As yet there is no clear evidence to prove the risks from non-symptomatic Vitamin D deficiency.
Adults
Vitamin D levels less than 30nmol/L (12ng / ml)
Oral capsules, 40,000 units (1,000 mcg or 1 mg) colecalciferol weekly for 7 weeks
(400 units per day = 2,800 units per week)
Vitamin D levels 30 - 50 nmol/L (12 - 20 ng / ml)
Buy your own, 400 units per day
Vitamin D levels more than 50 nmol/L (20 ng / ml)
Buy your own, consider, 400 units per day
Vitamin K1
Phylloquinone
Involved in blood coagulation (1929)
Found in plant foods like leafy greens
Vitamin K2
ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Vit...
www.healthline.com/nutrition/...
Menaquinones
Mostly bacterial origin
Animal-based and fermented foods
Adult vitamin K Adequate Intakes, 90 -120 mcg
Fermented foods
Sauerkraut
Natto
High fat dairy from grass fed cows
Eggs
Animal organs
Gut bacteria
Antibiotics
Vitamin K might play a role, osteoporosis and coronary heart disease
Vitamin K-dependent proteins
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22516...
Vitamin K2 supplements may improve bone and heart health, while vitamin K1 has no significant benefits
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
Promotes bone calcification
Three-year low-dose menaquinone-7 supplementation helps decrease bone loss in healthy postmenopausal women
link.springer.com/article/10....
May prevent tissue calcification
Tissue-specific utilization of menaquinone-4 results in the prevention of arterial calcification in warfarin-treated rats
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14654...
Vitamin K2 (MK-4) reduced blood vessel calcification whereas vitamin K1 did not
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14654...
Dietary intake of menaquinone is associated with a reduced risk of coronary heart disease: the Rotterdam Study
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15514...
K2 may help with dental health
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9076586/
Especially with vitamin D
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8466530/
Links with liver cancer
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16400...
Links with preventing advanced prostate cancer
Dietary intake of vitamin K and risk of prostate cancer in the Heidelberg cohort of the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC-Heidelberg)
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18400...
Synergistic effect with vitamin D
Vitamins D and K as pleiotropic nutrients: clinical importance to the skeletal and cardiovascular systems and preliminary evidence for synergy
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21155...
Prevalence of hypercalcemia related to hypervitaminosis D in clinical practice
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26995...
Determine the concentrations of 25-OH-vitamin D at which the risk of hypercalcemia
N = 25,567
Hypervitaminosis D was defined at serum 25-OH-vitamin D more than160 nmol/L (64 ng / ml)
Results:
382 samples were identified as the first record of hypervitaminosis D
39 presented hypercalcemia (10.2%)
Some had 25-OH-vitamin D levels between 161 and 375 nmol/L.
(most subjects presented hypercalcemia at serum concentrations of 25-OH-vitamin D less than 375 nmol/L, 150 ng / ml)
In 15 subjects, hypercalcemia could be directly attributed to vitamin D
In no case, serum calcium achieved concentrations considered as critical values (more than13 mg/dl).
Conclusion
Hypercalcemia due to vitamin D represented less than 4% of the total hypervitaminosis D detected
Less than 0.1% of the tests performed.
Healthline
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No strong evidence proves that moderate amounts of vitamin D are harmful without an adequate intake of vitamin K. However, research is ongoing, and the picture might become clearer in the near future.
I'm a community pharmacist and often recommend your videos for clinical information. You're what the Internet was made for. Kind regards
Them, I'm betting that you live on the channels like: MEDCRAM and DrBeen,
indeed good
This video on Vit D and K2 was excellent John!!!!! (You’re backing for the Covid scam not withstanding tho)
Nunquam non paratus!
We are all fucked then if that is the case.
I’d lived in Chicago for years, always low Vitamin D levels. Moved south, but levels didn’t rise much, though I was taking about 2000 in/day sporadically. Doc told me this was plenty. Because of these videos, I began taking D religiously. After about 3 months of this, I realized I was sleeping really well and much less depression. Doc confirmed normal range. When I went to get new supply, I realized I’d actually been taking 10,000 iu/day! That’s the dose it took, but no doc had taken me seriously. Thanks to these videos encouraging us to keep up levels!
Be aware that high levels of D over time aggravates osteoporosis and osteopenia. 6,000 iu is safe.
@@christal2641 Everyone's different silly, she's in the normal range with that dose, next time think before responding!!
@@skolvikings5263 Christa L you are right. Actually 4000 IU is the safe and effective dose. I just had a friend that was taking too much and her Dr. warned her you can take too much.
I am seeing reports that individuals with a level of vitamin D in the blood of 50 ng per ml, or more, by a large margin, are not hospitalized with COVID. What is your blood level? I am taking 10,000 IU a day and have a level of about 60 ng per ml having a BMI of about 3.5 at 72 inches height, it takes more for me to keep that level in my blood.,,,,,,,,,, My 60 ng per ml of blood is equivilent to 150 nmol/L.
@@christal2641 If your BMI is above 3, you can need as much as 3 times more vitamin D, so this rule does not apply to everyone.
A very important topic came up here. Probably far more important for people to understand than Vitamin D. The notion that Saturated fat/ cholesterol causes heart/arterial disease has lead to catastrophic decline in human health. We have been told to reduce sat fat and red meat in the diet, and replace it with processed grains and industrial fats refined from otherwise inedible seeds, soybeans and such. The result is a diet low in protein, high in processed carbohydrate, and sky high in omega 6 fatty acids. Those guidelines havent worked out well. There is you causation for diabetes, heart disease, obesity, weak immune systems, many cancers, and more. Eat whole foods people. I didnt say whole grains did I? No, and I didnt say go plant based either. That is all highly profitable crap. Optimal for me is something like Beef butter, eggs,
which "inedible" seeds? I eat sunflower seeds regularly. The diet cholesterol myth has been corrected. As is usually the case with the process of science. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9794145/pdf/coedo-30-65.pdf
What other foods do you eat ? Thanks for the information.
Just an update, in 2009 I was living in MA - USA, my levels of D3 were nonexistent and every winter I got the flu and whooping cough, my doctor put me on D3 and I have not been sick since. I also added K and Zinc to my daily consumption. I live in a retirement community now in Florida and many folks around me did get COVID and many were hospitalized and some died, I did not get sick and I was exposed to many who did get this flu. I recommend D3, K and zinc to all my friends and some are now doing this as well.
Can you tell me what Brand and form of zinc you were taking and how much?
MAKE sure you take copper with zinc, because zinc depletes the copper.
Do you take these vitamins in addition to a multivitamin?
Speak with your doctor. Zinc is great for colds, flus and allergies. But not to be taken daily as it has effects on other elements like copper and iron. Use wisely, when needed.
Good girl. I’m 75 and those vaccines are full of bad stuff if you’ve done your research. I too take all those vitamins and I also take vit C and Zinc.
I had my yearly checkup in June. It went as it typically does until we got to the blood work. My doctor was telling me the blood work she was ordering and she had not mentioned vitamin D. I asked her why we were not checking my vitamin D levels and she said they don't. If they checked it at some point previously (prior years) and the patient was deficient they would have been told to take it and if they took it their numbers would be better, if they didn't it would not. No need to check it. I said 'Isn't there a relationship between a person's vitamin D levels and how bad COVID-19 does you?' She said yes. So during a pandemic that has killed a number of people why wouldn't doctors as a practice check for a deficiency in their patients that could potentially save them if they get COVID-19? That does not make sense to me. This pandemic has opened my eyes about the healthcare industry.
The operative word being "industry."
Hello, I agree there may be some benefit from screening more people for vitamin d deficiency, however I'm not a doctor she don't pretend to be one. If you have no signs or symptoms of vitamin d deficiency, why would you expect your Dr to check? Similarly, in this video it's suggested vitamin K2 plays a potentially major role in cardiovascular diseases, yet I don't hear you calling for everyone to be screened for vitamin K2 deficiencies despite heart disease being a leading cause of death in the United States. I could go on and on like this. It's just not realistic to screen everyone for everything, especially if there is no indication in the patient to do so. Also, adding more tests = more cost and then everyone would be crying that doctors are just ordering inappropriate tests so they can benefit financially. See? There are many perspectives to issues, we just need to explore them a little. And I'm by no means saying you're wrong or that all Doctors are good at their job. It's just a bit more complex than you may realize
@@joe1071 I was seriously low on vitamin D so did not know anything was wrong until my blood test had revealed that it was so slow . I suggest everybody take a vitamin D supplement especially if they get little or no sunshine . I take less now ..so I take Vit D 3 ,3,000 iu per day now my levels have increased to a healthier level .
I’m a nurse and had my vitamin D levels checked I was at 19. I was feeling lethargic, and it was more than just having a heavier work load.
Doctors are employees just like their clerical office staff. To maintain employment, they must do as they are directed, whether they agree or not. Older doctors with nothing to lose are more likely to tell you the truth. Younger doctors with high student loan balances to pay are going to follow company policies to keep their jobs.
Hi Doctor Campbell, am pleased to inform you that I have watched your videos on pharmacology and physiology and I have passed all my written exams for my nursing course. Thanks very much sir for your teaching videos.
congratulations! much success to come1
Great news you passed all your exams! Congrats!
Great job! Well done
@@Campbellteaching
That's today's "warm fuzzy feeling" taken care of!👍
CONGRATULATIONS !
Taking Vit D & K has completely changed my health for the better. Rarely to never sick, sleep well and hormones are much more balanced. Best insider advice I ever got working in the surgical field for 15+ yrs. Plus Iodine and it's a game changer! Thank you so much Kind Sir, for you are much appreciated, cherished and respected!
Please would you share how much of each you take please and which brands
As I m confused on which to take and how much
Thankyou
That’s amazing ! What other hormone markers did this help you with?
Me too! I also started magnesium glycinate with chamomile tea and I dream now! Hadn’t dreamed in 15 years!
@kristiblack4789 are you taking a multivitamin of D3 + K2 or seperate D3 and K2 supplements 4 hours apart?
@@DavidLee-lq5lz I take the combo from Dr Mercola line of supplements
Thank you dr Campbell, I must say Im 68 years of age... I have had some peripheral neuropathy in the soles of my feet and the cool draft feeling on my calves for a few years, my blood sugar is fine, I eat very little sugar... I started supplementing with K2(mk7), D3 and magnesium four months ago...I now suffer very little cold draft feeling over my calves and have regained about 50% of feeling back in the soles of my feet so far
I'm 67 in similar condition with optimism, I use the soles of my feet to strip my Razer when shaving in the 🚿(push away on the rough skin like a barber polishes the edge on the leather strap hanging from the chair).
I can keep a blade super sharp all month or more.
I also go out back in birthday suit to get natural vitamin D ( 20,000 units) btw 11am& 2p.m. When Sun is strong.
I can tell it's working as I start breathing deeper in 5 minutes tues or so.
Vitamin D helps against my asthma if taking 5 pills per day, 5000 i u s, will start taking vita.K.
I'm going to try the d and the k
I have been using d3 for years and B12 (which helps with PN) and recently added K2 and noticed a positive improvement as well.
@@valeriebrewer5669cause only most of German doctors know How effective of Vitamin K2/D3 + Omega 3 combinations. There is few little doctors even in the US know this shit or simply ignore it.
His lecture on the heart philology is brilliant. Having had an aortic valve replacement 35 years and tried to understand the working of the heart. He’s the only lecturer that give clarity! Clarity ! Clarity, genius!
"Philology" is the science of language. Physiology is what I think you mean (= the science of bodily function).
Thank you for your comment. I had mine replaced 11 yrs ago , cow tissue. 35yrs!? God bless you! I dont wanna go thro this operation again .
He is a gift to us all. 🇺🇸 It's sad that it took a pandemic to bring him to all of us.
I'm a retired RN & this video was a TOTAL TREAT, SO WELL DONE & SPOT ON. Our DO recommended Super K (Vit K1 & Vit K2) & Vit D3. I've felt great & stayed very healthy taking both. I also do regular IF, + I eat a high HEALTHY FAT, moderate protein, & VERY low CHO diet.
This is the best information on vitamin D &K2 I have ever heard. Not even my Dr. could touch on these concepts. Thanks, Dr. John for all you do to help keep us informed. It’s extremely valuable & appreciated!💫
Very true Cindy but we are in the know we know the script take your vitimin d daily best from Glasgow scotland stay safe 👍
Buy books by Jeff T Bowles. He explains it very well. Much better actually.
Dr. Berg goes deep into vitamin K2 as well. UA-cam him
Thank you all!
Pretty terrible really. First he says the english don't have many fermented foods (the english cheesemakers beg to disagree). Secondly K1 is hardly needed as other aspects of the diet and body functions really overrule it. there is some conversion of K1 to K2 MK4, but it is ineffecient compared to taking k2 mk4 directly. He failed to research where K2 comes from in animals properly. It is essentially in all tissue, including the muscle at reasonably high levels.
What we ate as hunter gatherers is something up for discussion but I am not sure on his take. We consumed lots of fat so a lean animal we would avoid the leanest parts and just aim for the fattiest parts, dogs much less likely to suffer from 'rabbit starvation' (explorers died from eating lots of lean rabbits is where this comes from, gluconeogenesis can only process so much protein to energy ... we need fat for the bulk of our energy or at a push add some carbs) can be fed leaner parts of the animal including organs (this was reported in the book Fat of the Land). Organs on lean animals would also be lean so priority is fatty meats then on organs like liver etc especially for expectant mothers. The thing is the hunter gatherers would've managed plenty of K2 MK4 from fatty muscle meat alone.
He talked about fermenting foods on the savannah, nomadic tribes followed herds. It has only been the last 10,000 years that we have devolved from a nomadic lifestyle and developed agriculture which leads straight into what he said next which is about kimchi... it was unlikely to be around 30,000-40,000 years ago. Still in this 10,000 years or so peoples who have high fermented plant diets such as the Koreans and Okinawans also have higher rates of specific snips of genes that help process K2 MK7 (notice the difference to the historic animal-based one our ancestors consumed) to K2 Mk4 at a better rate than standard. Most people can convert some K2 MK7 to K2 MK4 but there is a substantial part of the population that cannot do so, they either don't absorb it at all or it remains in the blood building up toxicity levels. Do you know if you can process MK7? That is what those supplements are made of btw.
The foods highest in k2 mk4 are cheeses. Something quite dominant in western diets, another one of his misconceptions. Same with the leading killer being heart disease, this is only true if both sexes are included. Men heavily over represent the heart disease section while women are more likely to die in old age from dementia and related illnesses. The growth of dementia and related illnesses in mortality figures is most disconcerting. This would be a long talk on glucose, oxidised plant oils and in some part APoE4 that is better left to another discussion.
So the breakdown is that K2 MK4, D3 and bio-available protein (that goes up as you age) combined with some natural calcium intake (very little needed) are what helps bone stabilisation. bones are 50% protein and 50% calcium. You can throw as much calcium and D3 at a weakened bone that you like but the studies don't show much improvement while others show just adding some animal protein and the bones start to mend.
This man is a national treasure. This whole channel needs to be archived and immortalized. John, I encourage you to ask your followers to do this. It’s possible for someone to make a website and download and transfer all of your videos to an independent website so we don’t lose all of this invaluable information. :)
love his videos
He's not a 'national treasure' he's an anti-vaxxer nurse who touts himself as a medical doctor to lend validity to the flimsy premises on which he bases the misinformation he disseminates.
I’ll do it for you if someone can tell me the best way to do it
I’m so admiring of the way you explain so many complex issues in such a clear easily understood manner John. Have recommended you to many. Much gratitude to you, you’re providing such an incredible service for us all. 🙏🏼
I have to applaude this one more than others John. Bravo mate. You've reduced mortality by massive amounts if just 1% of your subscribers takes action on what they've learnt from you.
Awesome!
I share these videos with people I care about but they can't stay off social media long enough to watch. Very discouraging.
@@kathystorer8831 same here. I evangelise the benefits of vitamin d3 and k2 but they either don’t want to know or don’t care. It’s mostly because I’m not a TV doctor getting paid a fortune by the pharmaceutical companies.
It's good supplement both in one taken few them and my level of pain has half in days of just takening thos. Two supplements.
Understand it is to the advantage of big pharmaceutical companies that doctor's don't regulate the vitamin D3 and potassium levels because it will make many so call life long customers disappear,Simply because high blood pressure will be no more alone with many other health issues.Cure isn't your doctor's job treatment makes his life style possible.
Again and again I so grateful to John for sharing his clarity of thoughts and his knowledge with a wider public. I cannot imagine how at the age of 88 I would have been able to keep informed and moreover learn painlessly about drugs and the pandemic, bearing in mind my native tongue is not English as well. A great teacher you are Sir, thank you.
Jean Lemagnen
Your knowledge never ceases to amaze me Dr John! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge 🙏🏻
Dr. John -- Thanks for helping us to stay healthy. Keep up God's work! We love you and check for your updates every day. You are amazing! Thanks for all that you do!
I went to my GP with extreme exhaustion, anger issues, up and down in emotion, and feeling borderline depressed. I thought it was baby blues or postpartum depression, but she checked my blood for vitamin d and said my numbers were through the floor. Prescribed me 50,000 IUs/week for 3 months and it was life changing! From the first 30 mins I took the first pill I felt instantly better. No more falling asleep behind the wheel (literary, I had to pull over the road to sleep smh). My previous doctor had given me anti depressants without checking for vitamin D. I wish docs would check for Vit D before prescribing anti-depressants.
Awesome! Most doctors are trained to treat sick people with drugs, not prevention - at least not until something breaks down.
"Do not check the levels of vit D until you have symptons telling you to do so"....kkkkkkk. this is criminal!!!! Who wrote this should be arrested by commiting crime against humanity!!!!!
Thanks for sharing such a positive story. Keep safe, keep well. 👍
Thanks for sharing. Fatigue is a well known side effect of low vitamin d, almost catatonic fatigue. I have autoimmune condition and when they checked mine it was 17, I was also almost catatonic sleeping 20 hours a day couldn't stop sleeping. Was given 100,000 IU to begin with and then 20,000 each month for a few months. I couldn't believe it as I had been taking a supplement of 500 every second day for years as living in Scotland we don't get a lot of sun. I have learnt a lot from Dr Campbell about vitamin d, although prescribed 1000 a day I currently take 6000, but recently increased to 10,000iu for a short period . It's made a huge difference even loose teeth have become strong and not loose any longer. Swelling of feet gone down to normal and my nails have never been in better condition, all in a few months. He said there are vitamin d receptors everywhere in body and yes I know he's right.
Do u also take vitamin k2 with it???
What I've learnt is that Vitamin K2 helps removes calcium in the soft tissues and puts it into the bones. While you are taking vitamin D your calcium absorption is increased by 20x so making sure that you reduce your calcium (dairy) intake, at the same time make sure that you are taking 100mcg of K2 per 10,000iu of Vitamin D, drink 2 litres of water a day to reduce the formation of kidney stones and take Vitamin D with a Fat, either a fatty meal or I take it with a high strength Omega 3 and fish oil tablet as Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin and is absorbed better with healthy fats.
100 mcg of mq-7, the other mqs needs dosages in the thousands of mcg, if it replaces mq-7. Afaik anyway.
Daniel yes you are. correct for the most part but Australia and New Zealand are one the biggest consumers of milk dairy and have the highest esteoperosis?..milk particularly a poor choice of calcium
Secondly we have to stop saying drink plenty of water 2 litres per day not correct.... it's half your body weight (pounds) in ounces
Important specific for every ones body weight that's the best measure
@@jamesyoung1012 when I mention dairy I mean all dairy including cheese and I mention drinking water to reduce the risk of creating kidney stones with too much calcium in the blood. You don't want to drink alot of water especially flushing out your electrolytes and not replacing them.
10000 is big amount.If you haven't problems as cancer this amount it not needed. If you have tested your blood serum bigger amounts of 5000 are not needed but resolving absorption problem....fish oil or animal fat is needed for dissolution and absorption and if there is gut problem lgg probiotic will solve this. In one year on 5000 iu you can gain 100+ of d3 in the blood serum from the base amount. There are different pathways for vit D from food and from sun. From food it is not absorbed in the fat tissue as is with from sun. If there are patology k2 for 4-5000 of D3 should be 300 basically because extra calcium in the blood from d3.100 is just maintenance dosage for 1000 d3.
Been taking 5000iu daily with Olive oil. Had gotten up to 39.8 December. Yesterday was 36.6 !!???? Still taking 5000iu CONFUSED
He appears to be an extraordinarily developed physician. He’s also mindful to maintain GMP Good Medical Practice by indirectly bringing awareness while encouraging to not embrace his invalidated and unverified research. As a Medical Engineer I easily noticed this in his presentation which is sincere and authentic. In conclusion he’s a trusted source.🙏🏾💪🏾✊🏾📚🏥
I so get you on all these points! - he’s a gem! - his humility is so refreshing and clearly essential for the teacher of such profound information he presents this rigorous analysis of contemporary, recognised and available data in a very polite way
He really does beckon you to do your own research
Thank you John
He's got a doctorate,
But he's not a medical dr.
He's a nurse
To face powerful entities in bigpharma industry requires: courage and knowledge.
I do believe you have both.
Keep working in benefit of truth.
Congrats, Doc !
I take 5000u of D3 and 800mcg of K2. Doing so for 2 years absolutely no problems. Mainly because it is a combo dose put out by Piping Rock. Havent had the flu for 5 years or been to the dentist for same time. Bone density at 100% at age 79. Still work in busy surgical ward in a hospital.
Thanks for that useful information :-) Keep up the good work!
Piping Rock is a great company.
800 mcg is a lot
Wow! Go you!
Wow, so blessed! I got autoimmune diseases at age 28...not so lucky😏
Going back about 20 years there was a guy in Edmonton that his 17 year old son came down with MS. The Globe and Mail in Toronto Canada covered the story. The father was a geologist I believe. He decided to study the world and discovered that anybody around the equator did not come down with MS or diabetes, he contributes it to lack of vitamin D. He put his son on 4,000 units of vitamin D a day and his Son never had another MS attack.
Omg! Amazing info- thanks for sharing!
PS; I heard that skin shade is likely relevant in vitamin D deficiencies.
What's MS attack?
@@mysha1128 I'm guessing Multiple sclerosis
🙌 Great news! 🙌
Multiple sclerosis
When I 1st moved to Europe I had bad joint pain, went to see a doctor who had my blood checked and found out my Vitamin D and iron levels were very low, got iron infusion and high dose of vit D, the joint pain went away. Since then during my yearly checkup it has been relatively stable, i do take vitamin D during the Winter and black seed oil. Am grateful and thankful to both my doctors, they are great human beings and are really wonderful doctors, I know since COVID many have lost faith in the health professionals but there are some good doctors out there.
I'm a 77 yr old male located in the USA. 2 years ago, I was told two of my heart's arteries were 85% clogged and the third was 65% plugged and they were evenly plugged all the way down to the capillaries. The cardiologist installed 3 stents, one in two of the arteries main branch and one in a branch artery of the 85% plugged arteries. I have been feeling angina pains with not much activity. I started taking Vitamin K2 about a month ago. Within 2 weeks I felt much less angina pains with activity. So, I'm a believer in Vitamin K2 for heart patients. The brand I take is Doctor's Best. Whether it's the best brand to take or not I do not know but I'm convinced it is helping my plugged arteries. Thank you for your video.
Which K2? M4 or M7?
@@francescag6889 Mk-7
@@williamwhite9767 Some FB groups say to take it separate from D3.
@@francescag6889 I don't take Vitamin D. I do get some in my multi-vitamin that I take daily at noon after lunch and I take Vitamin K2 in the morning after breakfast.
@Taiwo Omotosho My wife had a bottle of Vitamin K2 100mcg and I took one daily until that ran out. I ordered more but I didn't notice that they were 45mcg until they came. So, I take two of them. It seems to work very well for me.
Love that you guve your citations and say “don’t take my word for it” (among similar expressions). Also that Dr Campbell never condescends to his audience and recognizes it’s very diverse by now (perhaps always has been). He is closely followed by physicians, nutritionists, nurses and lay persons with string interests on science and aplied science (eg clinical practice). Such a great balance achieved on all counts I can contemplate. Kudos.
Regrets for the typos.
Interesting that a researcher at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver Canada won a Nobel prize in studies of vitamin K2 Mk4 and Mk7, a number of years ago, only to be mostly ignored.
Who was this?
Thank you. Will look him up
@@trentriver your father
Doesn't fit the mass vax narrative.......
The establishment obviously do not want us pensioners to live too long but it's very different if your name is Windsor .....
Dr Campbell. Last year after watching your video on K2 I started ordering 100mcg capsules MK7. My partner (we are 73) who takes a vegan bone strength with 60mcg of K2 and started supplementing her K2 with an additional capule, in total 160 mcg per day. Years ago she had a dexa scan for bone loss and was down in many areas but her lates last week her spine had increased density over 8% and although herhip was down 2%. Her doctor was amazed. She did not disclose her K2 intake. This is not a study just an observation.
What is a vegan bone strength? Aren’t bones animal products by definition?
Plants contain calcium, especially green leafy, so probably this?
And it is said to be bioavailable
@@leisadouglas4477if you speak this matter on German doctors, they definitely will not surprise at all compare to Doctors from the rest of the world.
Use Dr Axe Ancient Nutrition 5x collagen 11:53 also!
I love this man so much, I nearly fell of my chair in laughter when he broke out the bottle of kraut. Thank you for all you do to keep us so well informed.
And his face when he tried taking a bite. I love sauerkraut and cabbage. Will start eating more.
I’ve been taking D + K2 with cardiologist for 4 yes, my doctor Rh doc was surprised to see my osteopenia improved. I also lifted weights. She said I don’t know what you’re doing but keep doing it. 👍🏻
Gilly Lovett can you tell me what brand
@@alphonsodurden6294 usp tested Designs for Health. $$ also Dr Sinatra’s which is $$. Apparently The Vitamin Shoppe tests their house brands to be sure they are getting what they paid for. So I’m trying that for convenience. Nature Made is USP tested but they don’t have the combo with K2. I don’t know enough to buy separately and have it be accurate.
@@gillylovett7735 I appreciate you 🙏
@@gillylovett7735 Nature Made has it now. 5000mg Vitamin D/100mcg K2.
Thanks for mentioning autoimmune diseases. I have subclinical Hashimotos (discourages me from getting vaxxed, I feel vulnerable to extra/ unresearched disturbances of my immune system) and your vid has led me to find out more quality research on the link between Vit D and autoimmune issues.It seems clear from numerous articles that Vit D supplementation, as well as some elements, are highly advised. Not one doctor in 20 years has mentioned it.
I have two autoimmune diseases, plus adrenal fatigue, I've avoided the vaccine as long as possible, this summer I went to see an integrated dr, i told them today I'm getting the Pfizer shot Friday, they want me to get an ozone iv and vitamin c iv, go get the vaccine come back and use the hyperbaric chamber for a couple hours, 😷😷
Oh dr has me on 10000 ius a day
@MR PEEMP you want to replace my income for me?, things have gotten much better for over the last 4 months dealing with my integrated dr, but still need an income
@@rickspalding3047 Since you are among the lucky few that have hyperbaric oxygen available (HBO) you don't have much to worry about. If you get the Covid, the HBO will get rid of it easily and quickly, probably also including freedom from the peculiar long term effects. I hope you are doing whatever you can to spread the word about that :-)
@@rickspalding3047 I suggest you stick with that Dr 👍🏻
Hello from Poland! We eat a lot of sauerkraut. Especially as a side dish. Let me give you recepie for it. Sauerkraut about 200 grams drained from the juice and choped. Half of onion chopped, 1 carrot shreaded, 1-2 tbs. Of olive, black pepper and bit of sugar. You can drink the juice from the kraut seperatly its a natural isotonic ,very healthy contains lots of vitamins. The only important thing is that the sauerkraut has to be fermented naturalny without vinegar. Sometimes producent put vinegar to speed up the process od fermentation. Its NOT good. Read carefully labeles or go to polish shop. We also have fermented cucambers but again those healthy are without vinegar. Uff sorry for such elaborated entry. 😉
❤️ This gentleman is truly an amazing Dr. He is extremely informative and provides the proof and references. His way of explaining in layman terms is extraordinarily. So blessed I found his site. It’s truly a blessing to us all. ❤️🇺🇸
You would only be taking high dosages of D3 when supervised by your Dr. (who is not trained in nutrition, so has no idea). Any time I have spoken to Drs about supplements they have no idea.
Most doctors are trained to prescribe drugs when someone is sick, not how to stay healthy. Training is generally given by the pharmaceutical industry.
Mines a PhD in biochemistry-he knows his stuff! Turns out I have a liver deficiency that prevents my being able to make vitamin D from sunlight. He knew exactly how to get my levels where they need to be- 50,000 once per week with twice the daily RDA of methylfolate, daily. It works for my DNA issue, which approximately 10% of the general population has. Both I & my husband carry this gene, as well as our son, who we had tested, first.
Not medical doctor has any idea about how the body works and what it needs . They're like a bad engineer working on a boiler . Leaves you leaking patches you up gives you an inhibitor that you didnt need . And says you'll be fine in a few days. Only making matters worse to feed the drug industry money .
Osteopaths (DO) are trained in vitamins & minerals.
Because they are not thought nutrition in medical school. This is why Nutritionist exist, logical ehh?
Vitamin D3 is more than a required nutrient; it fits the definition of a hormone. It is an anti-inflammatory agent and appears to protect us from viral pulmonary infections. K2 helps coronary circulation.
D3 is a hormone...
Very true Maureen good advice you posted 👍 best from Glasgow scotland stay safe
Hi Maureen! I see you found a good info source in Dr. Campbell.
I believe vitamin K given to pregnant women to reduce still births.
Considering that 'Vitamin' C is biosynthesized by many living creatures, though some including Humans cannot - although it looks as if we once could, I think we could enter the same debacle that Pauling - and onwards - have been going through and the neverending cycle of the repeated meme, "but . . more evidence is needed". I am reminded of a line by the Indiana poet George Kalamaras. "And so, their ascetic monk mouths have fractured me . . And so, the world is unsolved like a beautiful table"
I take 4000 units of vitamin D. My Dr always includes a check of my Vitamin D levels in my bloodwork because a few years ago I was deficient. Thank you for your very informative videos. I learn so much from them. I’m a 78 yo woman trying to stay as healthy as my family elders who died in their 90’s and 100’s. It’s never to late to learn!
Please take some K2 to make sure the calcium gets deposited in your bones, not your arteries
Thank you Dr. Campbell. I'm from the US and you're correct, most of us don't eat fermented foods. Great informative video!
Canned sauerkraut doesn’t count. You need the fresh stuff from the deli. Or make your own. An Asian market is a good source for other fermented foods.
It's so easy to make. Make small amounts and keep them in the fridge. Chopped cabbage and salt to taste.
It scares me that gp’s are so badly informed when it comes to something that could potentially save millions of lives in a pandemic
I think it depends on the GP.
Some are on the ball, some are not.
NO KIDDING!!
It's more to do with spending sending a person for a blood test if they are not showing signs of deficiency isn't something the NHS does let alone px the medication but how do you know without bloods if you are deficient
Really? Doctors are trained to keep you coming back💰. People need to educate themselves and take care of their own health
@@johmyh14
I agree. My dr is on the ball about vitamin D, even before covid, as it helps with chronic pain too.
Thank you, Dr Campbell! I appreciate the way you always base conclusions on the evidence, are ready to change your opinion with new evidence, and are not afraid to say "we just don't know yet".
If only more diligent and well researching doctors were putting out educational videos like this. Many thanks for your postings about vitamin D and K2.Especially about vitamin D and Covid.
Well done - love the fact that you are presenting the underlying data from recent research; not relying on pronunciamientos from government authorities.
We need to eat natural foods and less process foods.
True....but you won't get much VitD or K2 from unprocessed foods, need supplements
@@alancameron6937 Eat kale for K1 and beef liver for K2.
@@jakem7591 New Yorker sandwich. Kapusta or sauerkraut, mustard, mayo, pickles, cheese, bread. Get the good stuff.
I agree, wholly!
Corporations don’t want families to cook at home. They want them to buy ready cook meals with chemicals on it.
I admire your humility Dr John. You admit when science doesn't know things. A lot of people pretend they know and don't. Thank you for your honesty.
tony this is the most important video you will ever watch. go to brand new tube. dr vernon colemans channel. and watch this video:
Covid-19 Vaccines Are Weapons of Mass Destruction - and Could Wipe out the Human Race
I had very low levels of vit D for years no matter how much i took. I read a few years ago that vit k2 was needed to absorb the vit D. I added vitk2 with my D and my test results finally came up to within normal limits i then had a heart scan done a few years after i started the combination and my heart and connecting arteries n veins had NO calcification present. I had also been taking CoQ 10 and grape seed extract for many years. I was 65 at the time of the scan.
I appreciate the fact that you get to the point quickly I have a short attention span and find your videos very informative
I raised my dosage of vitamin d3 after watching you last year and my doctor was pleased with the results.
Brilliant info, brilliant presentation and explanation, then the enthusiasm.... even the excitement, the passion! Thank you, as always, Dr JC!
I have just rewatched this presentation. It is one of your best ever.
Thanks, as always, for your expertise, in imparting your lifetime, of accumulated knowledge, as well as your humility, in wanting to enlighten your audience.
Your videos should be a part of an educator's curriculum.
You're precious to us, Dr. Campbell.... can't thank you enough!
Thank you Dr. John. My son got COVID and because of your videos we have been taking our vitamin D with zinc and turmeric. He only got a cold and felt fine.
Don't blame that crap on the doctor.
You haven't been taking these all your life.
@@sterlingwilliamson1732 sterling??
@Sterling Williamson
I think you read that wrong buddy. What are you talking about?
@@sterlingwilliamson1732 I suggest you re-read what I wrote. I am not blaming Dr. John nor would I rather, I am THANKING him for such wonderful advice. I hope he has helped you and your family like he did mine.
Having been diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2015 I have been actively researching non invasive treatment strategies. Vit K2/D3 came up many times and I use an oral spray with both daily as well as including fermented foods, eggs and grass fed animal milk cheeses in my diet. I make my own kimchis, very easy using seasonal foods. Keep up your great work Dr John.
There is some research on nettle root you might find interesting if you haven't already read it.
@@michelle4595 Broccoli seed sprouts come to mind also as interesting. I am planning to plant broccoli for it seeds!
Thanks Michelle I am aware of nettle root but yet to find a source I happy with.
The Gerson institute diet
@@michelle4595 nettle root good for men with prostate issues, but also may have antiviral properties..
"This human body is just so complicated it interacts with so many things who can understand it..." 😂 and that VERY honest comment from the Dr.... no wonder a non medically trained Joe Bloggs like me finds it difficult to understand all the complexities! Love your honesty in this Dr ....others sometimes have the "I'm the Dr & therefore know everything " attitude when I've questioned things which subsequently I've been proved right on .....Thanks for this. Useful even tho an older video...
Ive watched this again a year later and the advice is still as good as it was then.
In the UK, the pharmacists sell low doses at brand mega prices. It's difficult to get K2 and there is virtuously no advice on the bottles of pills as to the daily dose. These vitamins should be available in 250 packs at half the price they now charge. At the start of the pandemic, English men identified as having poor immunity were free issued packs of 200 VD3 pills, but then all went quiet.
As of November 2022 there are no mentions anywhere of Covid except in hospitals and health centres where masks are still requested. I dont, and when challenged I use the excuse that trying to stop covid with cheap masks is like trying to stop gnats flying from one end to the other of a tennis court with the net.
Thank you for covering the confusing topic of Vitamin K2 combined with Vitamin D. Your comments gave me some comfort that Vitamin K2 is worth taking.
Thank you Dr Campbell, I have watched you since the beginning of the Pandemic and you have been such a valuable source of information. Keep safe .
Thank you so much I feel my energy level coming back after a month of taking Vit D and K2. Can't thank you enough Dr John. God bless you for all your hard work. 😊
Dustyrose, how you feeling now? Think I've been deficient for years and never knew. Was beyond rock bottom in every sense, now after taking 10-20,000 IU's of vit D plus 100-200 K2 for 12 days I honestly feel a bit better. I thought I was dying x
Don’t know if my doctor has ever checked for any of this… thank you for providing great jnfo to question my tests.
Doc, thank you so much for this talk. Being that my hubby has been on warfarin for the last 6 years, it's time we learned all this. Very disappointing that our family doctor never said a word about K2, and only advised my hubby to stay away from Vitamin K. I never heard about K2,3,4,5,6,(7) last week. Geezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz! Boy have I been missing out!
I was a chiropractor in California and studied nutrition. As far back as 2000 we were seeing vitamin D deficiency in our patients. I moved to Western North Carolina and found a functional nutritionist who had me get a blood test and included a test for vitamin D levels. I was shocked to find I was very low in D even though I spend a lot of my time outside. I take 5,000 IU’s a day in liquid form. I was very glad that I already was taking D when COVID hit. For all the symptoms you listed for D deficiency the fact it isn’t automatically checked for still amazes me. I wonder how much of the depression and bone loss seen in older adults are from long standing vitamin D deficiency. I love your videos. Also for years I studied nutrition with a doctor that came from the UK to California to lecture on the subject.
Which brand
Dr. Campbell, thank you for all the great advise on so many medical topics. I am 82 years of age and have been following your web site since just as the Covid-19 started. I have told my other old friends about your site, there all 80 to 83, plus my family. I consider you my 3rd doctor, 1st is my GP, 2nd is VA GP. Very lucky to have great medical care.Just had a reverse shoulder replacement, its working well. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family, from the USA.😎🇺🇸🇬🇧
All my family took K2, zinc, vitamine D . During Covid, religiously . Never got covid even my 92 year old mom. Keep your vitamine intake up. And always , do it with caution, too much of a good thing becomes a bad thing. Too many vitamins can also be a detrement.
When taking Vit D magnesium also helps in a big way!!!!!!
Thank you so much dr john
Zinc, Vitamin C and Quercetin too!
@@CF_NeverForget I know, I was rattling when I walked. Taking the full iMask protocol! Decided to take a break from it, getting pretty hyperchondriac!
"Do peruse that with disappointment as I did". You crack me up Dr. J. 😂
New to your channel Dr. Great stuff so far. You seem to answer all the questions I would ask you (im not a dr) if I were face to face having a real conversation with you. You explain the anomalies I would pick up on with my limited knowledge. Keep it going, loving the content.
I suffered long Covid for months within 5 days of D3 K2 it went , thanks Dr John it is your channel that educated me on it .
Sheer coincidence or placebo,as I am on Vit D3+K2 and Zinc, and still got very unpleasant Omicron 😢
@@XSD.1. So did I , thing is I am still typing this now , and so are you ...I was one of the first to ever get covid and am still alive
Which brand
I have a high CAC score (763) but my Nuclear Stress test showed no obstructions. I'm on 5,000 IU of D3 and 180 mcg of K2 per my Cardiologist. Been Keto for 2 years. All other markers are in very good shape.
Nice!
@Taiwo Omotosho I am on Magnesium Glycinate too. Both my cardiologist and my general practitioner are aware of all supplements I am taking and approve. Also, quick update. My recent scan shows a score of 748. Ivor Cummins says the goal is to make sure it does not continue to increase by 15% or more. I had a small reduction so I'm pleased with results. I will see my cardiologist in April and will ask about IP6 you mentioned.
@@lusmas99 I am so happy for you that your calcium score decreased! I just had my calcium score done this week and it was 323 (I have familial high cholesterol and have been on statins for 14 years but my LDL has never gotten below 127). Most of the plaque is in my LAD artery, which freaked me out. I wish I had done the CT scan many years ago but my dr never mentioned it. I too am taking 180 MK7, D3 and Magnesium Glycinate so your comment really caught my attention. Wish I had started the MK7 a long time ago, but just read about it a year or so ago. I hope you have continued success with your score!
@@ConnieCC58 Thanks Connie. Good luck to you too.
I was getting jittery, where was my daily dose of Doc John! Thank you for your brilliant program. We dont get sensible information in South Africa.
I've been watching SA flip flopping on IVM.
What do you think is going on? BEE policies beginning to bight?
We have South African Prof Thomas Borody now living here in Aust. and I notice quite a few South African accents on videos I watch (Elon Musk, and the fellah from the FLCCC alliance).
Seems you might be suffering quite a brain drain.
Have you not got a search engine.
We don't get much sensible information in the US either. I'm always thankful for Dr John.
Fantastic teacher! Thank you Dr. Campbell.
John Campbell-----A lifesaver with Humility.....you are a world wide Light in a cloudy world --THANK YOU from Albuquerque
You are a national treasure. Thank you for your brilliant work!
*international 🤪
Thank you John for all your research on our behalf.
Jilly, Why can't you do a proper research, you gotta search engine.. Instead of listening to pied pipers.
@@spud7823 Who is paying Dr. Campbell?
@@spud7823
Why must you troll instead of leaving folks alone. Stay off his channel.
@@johmyh14
So?
@@donnagpalk912 mind your business, stop trolling.
My wife for the first time in a long time since she filled my weekly pills containers up with my weekly medications on ThankGiving night and didn't know I was putting in my vitamins also so I went one week not taking vitamins that included vitamin D and my son was sick and I was picking him up from work and I got sick. I asked him if he was taking vitamin D and he said no. I told him that's why he got sick, he quit taking the vitamin D and that's when I remembered my wive filled my meds. I asked her when we got home and that's when I remembered she filled my pills. That's 2 sicknesses where vitamin D kept us from getting sick since March 2020 and I have COPD and usually had yearly flu shots. I stopped the yearly flu shots and started taking vitamin D and have my family all taking vitamin D. I will now start taking K2, Thank You Dr.Cambell!
I live in the catchment area of Mid Essex NHS, my doctor checked my Vitamin D levels during a routine blood screening. I didn’t have any symptoms nor did I ask for it to be checked. Keep up the good work John, love all your videos.
You know what's amazing... I remember pharmacists and certain small pharmacy stores were saying exactly this. D, C, Zink, K2. Yet the governments were silent about this. Imagine reducing hospitalization rate by 80%. They are either very smart, or very stupid, and both options should be worrying.
SO TRUE...BIG PHARM INFLUENCE.... CURE ONLY...
NO ADVICE ON PREVENTION.
ALL ABOUT MONEY AND POLITICS
These days it is extremely expensive to take vitamins and supplements unlike 20 years ago.
My medical insurance does not cover them.
@@michelelindseth8250 Hi there... an old saying.. ounce of prevention vs a pound of cure? one vist to the dr in the US is on avg $100 plus blood work another $100 for easy math... Glad we are having this discussion. Someone is covering the insurance.... A good challenge is to follow the money and consider why?
Then again.. if it is more cost effective where you live to show up at the Dr with a problem vs prevent .. .you do you! :) god bless!
You got me with the "I need a break... feeling a bit peckish." I had a pang of fear that you were overworking yourself. Stay healthy!
That was so dry wit josh and so funny 😂 best wishes from Glasgow scotland
“Peckish” is British English for hungry
@@jmer9126 or hank Marvin meaning starving hence starvin best from Glasgow scotland stay safe
Tin of tuna on toast vitamins
@@gonkeyhughes tuna is great for you too
We over here in the U.S. have been hearing how important fermented food is. So I have been buying kefir, yogurt, & will begin with sauerkraut soon- that is an acquired taste. LOL
Thank you for sharing all your information and research with all of us out here in UA-cam land. Greetings from sunny Florida 🌞
Dr. Campbell, will you do an update on this fantastic video? It's so important and has so many health benefits. Thank you, and Merry Christmas!
I only come across this now; very informative and great analysis. Thank you for producing value content like this, doctor.
I buy Vitamin D3 (5.000 I.U.) with K2 (90 mcg). I take 2 daily. Have been for one year. Able to double my D levels from 24 to 50. Covid (10 months ago) was extremely mild for me and I haven't been sick again since. Also, I feel so much better. Get your levels checked!
Thank you Dr. Campbell. You are one of the Good Doctors and Knowledgeable.
Dear doctor Campbell, thank you so much for your informative video.I have some queries,
what is defined as a “ moderate “ amount of vitamin d in supplements ( in IU / day) that is safe to take without vitamin k2 ?
In our country combined supplements are rare and the brands available are not trustworthy or 3 rd party tested!
I take my vitamin d daily, for year's. But fermentation is a job for bacteria. Don't get me wrong I prefer to ferment on my own. And my gut feels well. Did you know you can ferment just about any food product. Fermentation helps keep your digestive system alive.
I have osteoperosis and several autoimmune conditions; I've been taking K2 + D3 incombination for years. Switched our family to grass fed beef and butter products. It has helped with my bone loss. Dr. Weston Price a dentist first identified the K2 benefits, but at the time it was not investigated.
The Nourishing Traditions cookbook, very much inspired by Weston Price, also has a lot of great ferment recipes.
osteocare tablets
How much K2 do you take
@@johnsweda2999 15000 i.u vit D and 100mcg k2
@@johnsweda2999 vitamindwiki.com
As usual wonderful lecture and very good information. More like assurance what I already know. Thank You DOCTOR.
Hello Dr. Campbell, first of, thank you for all the information you share in such a pleasant manner with the world. I really appreciate the way you approach this all. About the origin of how much K2 is recommended, I think I've read something a couple of years ago about it being based off how much Natto (fermented soybean) is eaten by the Japanese. Natto is said to be (one of?) the richest source of vitamin K2 found in food. Maybe you could try and look into that? And now I think about, it, perhaps there's even a possible link between the low to none cases Japan has since some time now..? Japan has a large fish consumption as well, I'm thinking vitamine d3, Omega 3. Quite a stretch perhaps and yet it could play a role.
Your candid report fact and source based has gained prestige and fame in the media it's a valid trustful professional analysis that I profoundly love. Thank you for your generosity, everytime I enter in, am fascinated by your information. Thanks again 😄👏
Exactly! Which is why I decided to go back to homemade cuisines that I put together myself, and actually, it tastes much better than ready-made stuff.
Great video. I take vit D bcz my levels were nil. Now I have added K2 to it as well. I fell and fractured my radius n ulna 3 yrs ago. I had just turned 60. So I was concerned with Osteo.
I began watching you during the lockdown and have continued watching and listening to you. I’ve learned so much and am grateful for you. I will discuss with my Doctor this Vitamin K presentation. Thank you!
Yes I also found you during the lockdown.
I learned so much.
I actually was able to work every day during covid, and I'm old. (I was in an essential industry)
400 units a day is extremely low. And 200 units for children too. It was adviced for rickets. An increasing number of specialists advice higher. Just being for 20 minutes in the sun is equal to 1000 to 2000 units.
Is that 20 minutes in the sun with or without clothes? It could make a big difference.
Its 20 minutes when your shadow isn't longer than you as a guideline. With skin exposure and no sun cream as this prohibits vit d production
If you are low in D you can not correct it with sunshine according to our doctors in Australia.
@@whigwood vitamin D is naturally created by your body when your skin is exposed directly to sunshine. Wearing sunscreen and clothes can limit the skin's ability to absorb vitamin D. However that doesn't mean your skin won't absorb any vitamin D at all.
@@734265lm i don't know in which context they said it.
Nice to see Dr John looking at K2 with Vitamin D, I have been taking this for years alongside Magnesium. Be nice if Dr John looked at some of these wonder benefits of magnesium, not only for vitamin D, but also for other health benefits
how much magnesium do you supplement daily? what form of magnesium?
What a national treasure, thank you for making these videos! 🙏🏻
Thank you, as always, Dr. John. So glad I found you!!!!
There are two types of salami. Heat treated (cooked) and non heat treated (fermented). It's written on the packet.
Non heat treated is kept edible by bacterial action on the meat, so it doesn't need refrigeration (good for multi-day backpacking).
It's the traditional form of salami, a way of preserving the meat.
thank you, I didn't know that.
Please get checked regularly. My dad didn't take care of his prostrate cancer in time and it metastasized and killed him. It was a very painful way to go.
Was that because of k2d3?
This man is such a blessing in our lives. I’m not a GP but I always wanted to study evidence based research on vitamins and Covid etc etc. Dr John Campbell is like my teacher. I wish he were in real life. He makes everything about pharmacology sound exciting explaining words and this making learning exciting. Thank you for just being yiur gorgeous quirky intelligent self. I’m addicted to your channel. You deserve an award. By the way I had a most terrible reaction to the Pfizer 2 vaccine and still bedbound with seizures abd at times blindness as my eyes burn and they won’t open. It’s been 4 months of agony and visits to and from hospital. The medicos can’t accept that it was the vaccine that did this to me but I know that all my symptoms began within 25 mins of having the vaccine and then my seizures began 2 weeks after I had the shakes hit and cold shivering shaking and all sorts of other issues. I’m a mental health social worker and I’m curious to know more and I pray that one day I’ll be able to direct as many people to Dr Campbell’s utube site. It’s just fabulous and I feel heard and understood. You have helped keep me sane all night when I can’t sleep and I’m alone. Thank you so much. By the way has anyone else had a reaction to the Pfizer vaccine as my head feels really hurt on fire like an electrical pain and my eyes burn. Also I have severe gastrointestinal issues and my
Wound are not healing I arrived back from the hospital just in time after I had 4 days of bleeding. Even my gums were so inflamed that when I went to the dentist my dentist told me I was at severe risk of having a stroke or heart attack I cough up mucus as well and am frothy in the mouth. I am trying to keep as calm as possible but if anyone else has had any issues will you email me with any suggestions. I have children and I’m not getting any better. Ingridrmessner@gmail.com
I hope we can support each other or exchange ideas. Dr Campbell if you have ANY IDEAS I would be most appreciative although I know how busy you must be. Thanks again Dr Campbell. Your keeping me alive. Love the research. I’m totally addicted.
thats terrible you got the pointy; good luck with your health.
I am fairly confident in supplementing with Vitamin D in terms of safety. I know much less about Vitamin K. This one I might be concerned about overtaking. The topic of blood clotting makes me a little nervous. However, so far I am reading that it is K1 that is involved in clotting where K2 is not. Trying to find more info to confirm this. So far, sounding like K2 is involved in calcification and not clotting.
Dr. Campbell, thank you. It is refreshing to hear straightforward information explained so even this South Carolina fossil can understand it.
I take Vit D3 & K2 since the beginning
Same, not had a cold or a even a snuffle all 2020 and 2021 so far, with all the lockdowns, mask wearing and social distancing hard to tell if just the D3/K2 alone made the difference, but keeps me happy :)
Thank you so much for your helpful video. A few months ago, I was experiencing extreme tiredness and joint pain and requested a vitamin D test. My levels came back at 12mmol/L! I was prescribed weekly 40,000 IU of Vit D to be taken over 10 weeks. I have nearly finished my course now and feeling a bit better and brighter in mood but sadly, I still have some joint pains and still at times really tired. (Doctors are investigating me for Arthritis) I will continue to take 4000IU daily from now on. I am definitely going to start K2 as well, I have a feeling I am deficient in that one as well. I didn’t even know about K2 and the link with osteoporosis before this video so thank you 🙏
Take it with a fatty meal like whole organic eggs cooked in a bit of grass fed butter
Take 20,000 IU of vitamin D3 and 180 micrograms of vitamin K2 every day. You may have inadequate absorption of vitamin D3 or its metabolism to the active vitamin D form.
I can hear you lecture all day❤ Thank you for what you do❤❤❤❤❤