Many people understand vitamin D's role in making calcium in the diet available to the body. Dr. Rheum-Bleue explains the important role of K2 and how it effects dental, bone, and heart heath. K2, not to be confused with the more talked about K1, tells calcium where to go in your body. Deficiencies result in calcium deposits in the bodies soft tissues instead of teeth and bones.
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