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To: Pogeu Mahone who wrote (15479)	9/10/2021 1:22:16 PM
From: Yorikke	Respond to of 17056

I think that if one is going to high dose of D3, one should also consider doses of K2/7 to assist in moving the calcium out of the viens and into the bones. K2 is a carboxylizing agent that acts on osteocalcin. (among other functions) osteocalcin in the blood stream when carboxylized acts on calcium and diverts it to the bone marrow for bone growth. Its like the sweet K2/7 Japanese Maid girls standing along the street with signs inviting Ca+ ions to visit their bone bar. They are carboxylating the calcium ions ( its those short skirts, garters, and low cut sweaters) and soon most of the ions suck in and follow the sweet young K2/7 girls back to the maid bars for Manga delights. From my readings it seems that dosing varies from around 100mcg K2/7 per day to 300 mcg for therapuetic doses. As far as I can determine there are no toxic effects of higher levels of K2/7. It is somewhat short lived, and it has a number of other functions. K2 maid girls can keep them selves busy if they find there are too many maids on the streets. Some stay home and go back to college. Some go to insulin cafes and help manage those. Carbolizing K2/7 maid girls play an important part in insulin regulation.