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What Vitamin K2 Does: Vitamin K2 is part of the vitamin K family, a group of fat-soluble nutrients needed for normal blood clotting and bone health. K2 refers to compounds called menaquinones, which range from MK-4 through MK-13. Two forms commonly found in supplements are MK-4 and MK-7. Vitamin K helps activate proteins involved in bone metabolism and other important functions in the body. ( Office of Dietary Supplements ) Vitamin K2 has attracted attention because of its possible role in helping the body use calcium properly. Research continues into whether getting enough vitamin K may support bone strength and cardiovascular health. However, evidence that K2 supplements can prevent osteoporosis or heart disease is not strong enough to treat them as proven therapies. ( Office of Dietary Supplements )

Breaking The Myths That Hold Women Back: Many women avoid weight training because they worry about getting too bulky or masculine. This fear comes from old myths that simply aren't true.  Women don't have enough testosterone to build massive muscles like men do. Instead, weight training helps women develop lean, toned bodies while staying completely feminine.