Looking for soy-free supplement
Can someone please point me to a Cal Mag D3 K2 MK-4 SOY-FREE supplement?
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I like this brand but it's pricey. It's too bad all the healthy good stuff is always way more expensive than the crap filled stuff.
Pure Encapsulations and Super Nutrition have a ton of soy-free stuff. So does Vitamin Code.
Thanks, Looked into all of these brands but can't find this specific combination. I've seen recommendations for this combination on various Paleo blogs and I thought Paleohacks, but I can't seem to find any threads naming a specific brand in this combination.
Thanks! I found their Cal-Mag DK, but it doesn't specify which subtype of K2 is used. It says Menaquinone, but not specifically MK4 or MK7. Can I assume because it says soy-free that is must be MK4? I can find plenty that specify MK7, but not one that specifies MK4 and I can't figure out why?
Vitamin K wiki article states that Menaquinone can be either type 7 or type 4. MK-4 is referred to a Menatetrenone. I'll see what else comes up as wiki isn't always accurate. But I couldn't find evidence to the contrary.
Actually, here is one:
http://www.professionalsupplementcenter.com/NBIOsteoKMinis.htm?
Thorne has one, I think.
MeagFoods is great.
Vitamin K wiki article states that Menaquinone can be either type 7 or type 4. MK-4 is referred to a Menatetrenone. I'll see what else comes up as wiki isn't always accurate. But I couldn't find evidence to the contrary.
I like this brand but it's pricey. It's too bad all the healthy good stuff is always way more expensive than the crap filled stuff.
Thanks, Looked into all of these brands but can't find this specific combination. I've seen recommendations for this combination on various Paleo blogs and I thought Paleohacks, but I can't seem to find any threads naming a specific brand in this combination.
Google search reveales what Menaquinone is. It's MK7.
Thanks! I found their Cal-Mag DK, but it doesn't specify which subtype of K2 is used. It says Menaquinone, but not specifically MK4 or MK7. Can I assume because it says soy-free that is must be MK4? I can find plenty that specify MK7, but not one that specifies MK4 and I can't figure out why?