The vitamin supplement MK-7 also known as Vitamin K2 reduces bone loss and improves bone impact strength in postmenopausal women.

Dennis Goodman, MD, a board certified cardiologist at NYU-Langone Medical Center in Manhattan states "This cardiovascular study is significant because it shows that vitamin K2 not only benefits our bone health, but is also important to heart health". He also states "Vitamin K2 ensures that calcium binds to bone mineral matrix and stays out of arteries. This is important because if calcium accumulates in the arteries, it may cause blockages that can lead to serious cardiovascular events".