Take Advantage of This Doctor’s

'Shuttle Service'

to Boost Bone and Vascular Health

An Important Health Bulletin from Dr. David Brownstein, MD

Dear Friend,

Not long ago, my 65-year-old patient Margaret came in to see me.

Like many of my patients in overall good health, Margaret wants to remain independent and in good health well into old age. I reminded my patient that both bone health and cardiovascular health are key to her independence and quality of life. And both bone and heart health are related to the proper placement of calcium in her body.

She had concerns about her calcium levels but I explained that simply getting high-quality calcium was only half the battle. Getting that calcium to where it belonged within the body was the key.

About Dr. Brownstein

David Brownstein, M.D. is Medical Director at Michigan’s respected Center for Holistic Medicine. He is considered one of the top holistic practitioners in America. He has written many health-oriented books and also edits the popular newsletter Dr. Brownstein’s Natural Way to Health. A board-certified family physician, Dr. Brownstein focuses on resolving the root causes of health concerns rather than just treating symptoms.

So I gave Margaret some advice.

I told her to take a shuttle.

No, not a shuttle bus to some specialist downtown.

I’m talking about a shuttle service inside your body.

This unique nutrient shuttle helps to transport calcium to your bones and other vital organs where it belongs.

Believe me, this is great news! And not just for Margaret . . .

It’s great news for all my aging patients and readers of my newsletter, who frequently ask me for tips about the best natural ways to remain independent and active as the years pass.

Because the older adults I see are not just concerned with cardiovascular health.

They also want to know how they can help support their bone health as they grow older. They know how important it is to maintain strong bones throughout their body.

And if you’re anything like them, you’ll want to hear about this nutrient shuttle service providing two major benefits — support for both cardiovascular and bone health.

So hop aboard . . .

But before delving into details about the special nutrient providing this shuttle service, it’s best to start at the beginning — with your cardiovascular system.

Your Hard-Working Cardiovascular
System Deserves Some Support

Every day, your blood pumps its way through more than 60,000 miles of arteries, veins, and capillaries. That's long enough to go around the world twice!1

Now imagine a simple nutrient that can help shuttle this calcium to your bones while also supporting your cardiovascular health.

This nutrient is called vitamin K.

The Vitamin K Shuttle Offers Both
Bone and Vascular Health Support

I think of vitamin K as a super vitamin, because it promotes both cardiovascular and bone health (as well as some bonus benefits).

And that’s where that shuttle bus service I mentioned comes in . . .

Vitamin K helps shuttle calcium to where it is beneficial in the body. It then helps deliver this calcium to your bones, where it’s needed to support bone density and overall bone health.

Several Beneficial Forms of Vitamin K

Vitamin K was discovered back in 1929. The original term comes from the ‘K’ in the German word Koagulation, meaning the ability to clot blood.2

This nutrient has been called “the forgotten vitamin.” That’s because its many benefits apart from blood clotting were not realized by mainstream medical research until the 1970s and later.3

In addition to its role in cardiovascular and bone health, vitamin K offers additional benefits. Preliminary research suggests that vitamin K may help support insulin sensitivity. Research also shows that vitamin K status is associated with overall brain health as we age.

Over the decades since, scientists have found that the vitamin K family is comprised of multiple forms, including vitamin K1 and vitamin K2 (with its subtypes).

Vitamin K1 generally makes up about 90% of the total vitamin K in diets. While it’s found in green vegetables such as kale and spinach, only about 10-15% of vitamin K1 is absorbed by the digestive tract for use by your body.4

But that doesn’t mean it’s not important. Research has found that vitamin K1 plays a significant role in blood clotting and other functions.5

Some of the K1 you consume is converted in the gut to its storage form, vitamin K2.

And the most bioavailable forms of vitamin K2 . . . those most important when it comes to your health . . . are called MK-4 and MK-7.

The Many Health Benefits of Vitamin K2

You’ve already seen how vitamin K2 plays a crucial role in both bone and cardiovascular health.

But it’s important to know how the two main subtypes of K2 differ:

Vitamin K2 in its MK-4 form is found in meat and dairy products.6

The benefits of the MK-4 form of vitamin K2 have been published in many medical journals and studied for nearly 20 years.

This research has consistently shown that the MK-4 form of Vitamin K2 supports bone health and bone density.7

For example, these bone health benefits were confirmed by a randomized, double-blinded study of 213 post-menopausal women reported in a 2014 issue of the journal Clinical Interventions in Aging.8

For good measure, MK-4 also promotes a normal inflammatory response.

When it comes to the other form of vitamin K2, I prefer the patented MenaQ7® Vitamin K2 as MK-7, which comes from fermented foods.9

Research shows that MenaQ7® MK-7 may be even more effective than MK-4 when it comes to its absorption and bioavailability.10

This means it may be even better at promoting bone health and density.

In fact, this MenaQ7® MK-7 form of K2 is the one most responsible for the movement of calcium (the shuttle service) you’ve heard about.

And of course, this means MenaQ7® MK-7 not only supports bone health, but it also supports cardiovascular health.

Why Some Folks Miss Their Shuttle Bus

By now you can see how important vitamin K and all its various forms are to your health.

Unfortunately, many people eat poor diets that are not rich in vitamin K, falling short when it comes to leafy green vegetables and fermented foods.

In fact, a significant percentage of older adults do not meet the current recommended dietary intake for vitamin K.11

That’s why I decided to take matters into my own hands and develop a solution.

I teamed up with the experts at the premium supplement company Medix Select to create an advanced bone and cardiovascular support formula called KALTREXIN.

All Aboard The Vitamin K Shuttle Bus for
Bone and Cardiovascular Health Support

The superstar of this vitamin K-loaded formula is the MenaQ7® form of Vitamin K2 as MK-7. Remember, that’s the form offering the best “shuttle service” for bone and vascular health benefits.

MenaQ7® transports calcium to bones to promote normal bone density and strength.

However, KALTREXIN also includes a healthy helping of the MK-4 form of vitamin K2, as well as vitamin K1 — to keep your bases covered.

This offers you support for bone health and cardiovascular health.

And remember: vitamin K may be associated with overall brain health as we age.12

And, as noted in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences, research has found that vitamin K helps promote normal inflammatory response.13

And that’s not all . . .

Preliminary research shows that vitamin K may help support normal insulin sensitivity.14

But I didn’t limit my KALTREXIN supplement formula to just the various forms of vitamin K.

I wanted to create a formula with comprehensive support for heart and vascular health, as well as extra benefits  . . .

And I’ll tell you more about the other ingredients I added in a second, but in the meantime, I wanted to let you in on this . . .

Try KALTREXIN for Yourself — Get Your Trial Bottle Now!

I believe so strongly in the benefits of KALTREXIN, I asked Medix Select to reserve a 30-day supply just for you to try at no risk. And they agreed!

Now you can try KALTREXIN for yourself — and see how it supports your bone health, cardiovascular health, and so much more.

That is almost a $39.95 value that you can get for just $4.95 to help cover shipping and handling. If you like KALTREXIN, simply do nothing and you will receive it at 33% off the regular price through our convenient Smart Ship Program — only $26.64 a bottle.

That’s right, after trying your first bottle of KALTREXIN for free, you can continue to take KALTREXIN for less than a dollar a day.

After the trial begins we’ll remind you of the upcoming renewal and ship your next bottles 27 days following your original order to ensure you’ll be able to continuously receive KALTREXIN in a timely manner.

Take an important step towards improving your bone health today, just tell Medix Select where to send your trial bottle of KALTREXIN and they’ll rush it out to you!

No worries, either. You can cancel at any time by calling 800-500-4325 — your satisfaction is guaranteed.

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Or Call Toll-Free (844) 878-5145

But for now, let’s get back to what else you’ll find in this nutrient-rich advanced formula.

A Healthy Dose of Vitamin D

I also added 5,000 IU of vitamin D3 per serving to the KALTREXIN formula.

You’ve probably heard vitamin D called the “sunshine vitamin.”

That’s because it’s present in very few foods. Instead, we get most of our vitamin D production when ultraviolet rays from sunlight strike our skin and trigger vitamin D synthesis.15

These are just a few healthful benefits of vitamin D3:16

  • Supports bone health
  • Promotes immune health
  • Supports respiratory health17
  • Preliminary research also suggests that vitamin D plays a role in supporting normal blood sugar levels

PLUS:

Adequate vitamin D and calcium throughout life, as part of a well-balanced diet, may reduce the risk of osteoporosis!

Unfortunately, according to the National Institutes of Health, most people in the U.S. consume less than the recommended amounts of vitamin D.18 In my own practice, I’ve found this to be true in the majority of my patients.

Older adults in particular are at risk of vitamin D insufficiency. With aging, the skin is not able to synthesize vitamin D as well as it did during your youth.

Plus, older adults may not eat enough of the few vitamin D-containing foods, such as fatty fish and beef liver.

Other factors placing people at risk for inadequate vitamin D levels include:

  • Limited sun exposure
  • Using sunscreen when outside
  • Obesity or history of gastric bypass surgery
  • Dark skin
  • Bowel concerns that may lead to fat malabsorption (since vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin)

I’m a big proponent of vitamin D. And with all of its benefits, I think you can see why I added a healthy dose of vitamin D3 to the KALTREXIN formula.

And here’s why I chose vitamin D3 . . .

Vitamin D3 has been shown to be superior at increasing vitamin D levels than vitamin D2,19,20 the cheaper, synthetic version often found in supplements and fortified foods.21

And I didn’t stop there . . .

A Nutrient-Loaded Formula

KALTREXIN also contains two more beneficial nutrients.

One is called calcium fructoborate.22,23

Calcium fructoborate has been shown to:

  • Support cardiovascular health
  • Support normal inflammatory response
  • Support normal CRP levels (an important measure of overall body inflammation)

Calcium fructoborate contains not only calcium, but is also a source of three biologically active forms of the trace mineral boron. The nutrient boron is found in fruits, green vegetables, and nuts. However, research suggests that many people consume less than adequate amounts of boron.24

Since this nutrient is so important, I added 180 mg of calcium fructoborate per daily serving to KALTREXIN.

The last ingredient I added to this stellar formula is Aquamin®, a highly bioactive source of minerals rich in calcium.25,26

TOP 10 BENEFITS OF KALTREXIN

  • Supports cardiovascular health
  • Supports bone health
  • Supports bone density
  • Helps shuttle calcium into the bones
  • Promotes normal inflammatory response
  • Promotes immune health
  • Supports respiratory health
  • May support normal blood sugar levels
  • Supports normal blood clotting
  • Adequate calcium and vitamin D throughout life, as part of a well-balanced diet, may reduce the risk of osteoporosis.

As I’m sure you know, calcium is essential to support strong, healthy bones and normal bone density.

Aquam


in®
is a marine-sourced multimineral complex, containing calcium and over 70 other important trace minerals. The combination of calcium and trace minerals together enhances the absorption of calcium.27

Well, I could go on discussing all the benefits of the ingredients in KALTREXIN. But the fact is, you won’t really benefit unless you try it for yourself.

As a medical doctor who specializes in natural ways to achieve and maintain good overall health, I’ve done the research when it comes to the best ways to support your bones, heart and blood vessels, and other body systems as you grow older.

You have nothing to lose by trying KALTREXIN for a month — and so much to gain.

So what’s stopping you?

Do yourself this favor and take this small step today. You deserve the peace of mind that you’re doing something positive for your bones, heart, and body. I look forward to hearing about your experience.

Claim Your Own 30-Day Trial Supply of KALTREXIN Today!
Or Call Toll-Free (844) 878-5145

Yours for good health naturally,

Dr. David Brownstein, M.D.

 

Aquamin® is a registered trademark of Marigot Ltd. of Corl Ireland.  MenaQ7® is a registered trademark of NattoPharma AS, Norway.
  These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Aquamin™ is a registered trademark of Marigot Ltd. of Cork Ireland. MenaQ7® is a registered trademark of NattoPharma AS, Norway. Terms and Conditions Apply. Please call or see our website for complete details. All information presented above is for informational purposes only, and is not specifically applicable to any individual’s medical problem(s), concerns, and/or needs. Readers are advised to consult a health professional about any issue regarding their health and well-being. © 2023 Medix Health, LLC. All rights reserved. Medix Select is a registered trademark of Medix Health, LLC.


 

 

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