If your Vitamin D levels look good but you have too much calcium in your blood, you should read up on K2. 


Here are the show notes for today's episode:

01:30 - Call your doctor and take a test
01:45 - It took the medical field 30 years from the data was out until it was mainstream to test
02:00 - Why you should measure four times a year
02:30 - Being out in the sun doesn’t guarantee good levels
02:45 - Why do we need Vitamin D?
03:30 - Vitamin D needs to get activated from inactive form to active form
04:00 - I was low even when I lived in Sunny Texas
04:40 - I was empty on Vitamin D
05:00 - What I wished the doctors would have told me!
05:30 - Poor gut health, poor gut lining, and poor magnesium levels are causing you not to have good levels of vitamin D3
07:00 - You need enzymes. What are enzymes built up with?
07:20 - If you are struggling, maybe you need more protein
07:45 - Gut health, Protein, Magnesium



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