Vitamin K2 has historically been used for bone and heart health, but it plays a vital role in many more organs, tissues, and body systems by activating Vitamin K-Dependent Proteins (VKDPs). There are more than fifteen K2-dependent proteins, including those involved in bone health, soft-tissue mineralization like osteocalcin, Gas6, and MGP. In this webinar, we will focus on five clinical studies completed by Novozymes One Health on the role of K2 in supporting nerve health, numbness, tingling, and more.
