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Several nutrients can help decalcify your arteries.<\/p>\n
The first is vitamin K2, a fat-soluble vitamin that transports excess calcium from your arteries to your bones. Try the natural version, MK-7.<\/p>\n
Next is vitamin D3, another fat-soluble vitamin. Vitamin D3 works with vitamin K2 to transport calcium. Try taking them with a meal, and not on an empty stomach, so they\u2019ll be absorbed better.<\/p>\n
Third is magnesium, which helps bring down excess levels of calcium.<\/p>\n
Fourth is IP-6 or phytic acid. It\u2019s an excellent inhibitor of calcification in your arteries because it\u2019s a chelator. This means it binds with calcium and other minerals like iron, and helps to pull them from your arteries.
\nDr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only<\/p>\n
Lecithin helps unblock arteries.<\/p>\n
10,000 CFU per day of Nattokinase has been proven in trials to help decalcify your arteries. Smaller amounts do not do the same job.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Several nutrients can help decalcify your arteries. The first is vitamin K2, a fat-soluble vitamin that transports excess calcium from your arteries to your bones. Try the natural version, MK-7. Next is vitamin D3, another fat-soluble vitamin. Vitamin D3 works with vitamin K2 to transport calcium. Try taking them with a meal, and not on … <\/p>\n