Vitamin D Test

Low levels of vitamin D affect approximately 40% of adults, leading to a wide range of health concerns such as weakened immune function, fatigue, bone density loss, and even depression. Vitamin D deficiency has also been connected to difficulty with weight management, as adequate levels support metabolic health and fat regulation. Despite its importance, many general practitioners prescribe synthetic vitamin D supplements without combining it with vitamin K2, a critical pairing that ensures proper calcium distribution in the body. Without K2, calcium can deposit in arteries rather than bones, rendering the supplementation less effective and potentially harmful in the long term.