不含麩質 - 本產品不含可檢測出之麩質*

不含可檢測出之基改成份(GMO) - 本產品不含可檢測出之基因改造生物成份

素食品 - 本產品為素食產品

等滲壓營養補充沖飲 - 易於飲用的營養補充品 / 健康食品，透過等滲壓狀態達致更佳的營養吸收

品質標準 - 良好生產規範(GMP)運作與標準化成份

已檢測：重金屬丶微生物污染物丶過敏原丶效力丶純度及特性

*美國食品藥品監督管理局（FDA）將含有少於20PPM麩質的製成產品列為不含麩質

維他命D3（膽鈣化醇）
維他命D屬於脂溶性的維他命，存在於某些食物當中，並在太陽照射到皮膚時，在體內自動產生。維他命D促進腸道更有效率地吸收鈣質，主要在十二指腸與空腸內，促進鈣結合蛋白的合成，以支援鈣質正常吸收及保留。維他命D亦促進骨骼正常生成及生長，並且透過成骨細胞與蝕骨細胞促進骨骼再生。

缺乏維他命D的原因可能包括缺乏日照、減少維他命D的皮膚合成、來自飲食的攝取量較低、腸道吸收不良、以及腎臟降低維他命D的新陳代謝與活性，這些原因皆會隨著老化而增加。缺乏維他命D與多種健康風險有關，還包括骨骼脆弱和肌肉無力。除了促進強健骨骼外，維他命D在健康方面還有其他作用，包括支援身體神經肌肉功能和免疫功能的正常調節。維他命D已證實能支援免疫調節，同時，透過補充維他命D能促進身體正常調節T細胞功能，以促進免疫健康。關於細胞健康方面，維他命D支援許多基因的調節，這些基因是負責蛋白質編碼，以調節正常細胞週期活動。體內維他命D的含量與細胞健康密切相關。最後，維他命D通過與VDR（維他命D受體）的相互作用，支援基因編碼腎素的健康運作，從而或有助於穩定血壓*。

*此產品沒有根據《藥劑業及毒藥條例》或《中醫藥條例》註冊。為此產品作出的任何聲明亦沒有為進行該等註冊而接受評核。此產品並不供作診斷、治療或預防任何疾病之用。

維他命K2（甲萘醌-7）
維他命K是一種脂溶性維他命，存在於肉類、蛋類、奶製品和納豆中。雖然維他命K2是一種脂溶性維他命，但人體只能儲存極少量；如果不透過恆常膳食攝取，體內儲存的維他命K2會迅速耗盡。天然的維他命K2，又稱為甲萘醌-7 (MK-7)，是最具生物可利用性的維他命K形態，其在血液中的半衰期比其他形式的維他命K長。日本大豆食品的納豆，含有特別豐富的甲萘醌-7 (MK-7)。有關日本人進食納豆的研究發現，甲萘醌-7與骨骼和心血管健康有所相關。此關聯之重點在於維持適當地運用體內的鈣，進而確保有足夠的鈣質代謝以支援動脈與骨骼健康。此現象通常稱為鈣反常。

鈣反常可以簡單解釋為，把鈣放在正確的地方（例如，把鈣存放於骨骼結構中，而非動脈血管壁）。維他命K2促進參與鈣質運用的蛋白質合成，因此可支援鈣的骨內滯留與動脈健康。特殊抑長基因6蛋白質(Gas6)是一種依賴維他命K的蛋白質，存在於整個神經系統，以及心臟、肺、胃、腎臟與軟骨。雖然其作用的確切運作機制尚未確定，但Gas6似乎是一個細胞生長的調節劑，參與細胞活動，如細胞粘附、細胞增生和防止細胞凋亡。

為何加入維他命K在Isotonix維他命D+K2沖飲？ 
本產品中加入維他命K因為維他命K和D配合使用成效顯著，能共同支援鈣的吸收和運用。維他命K支援鈣輸送到骨骼，並有助維持動脈健康。

Isotonix維他命D+K2沖飲對服用抗凝血藥物的人是否安全？
研究表示維他命K2不會對抗凝血藥物造成影響。不過，大多數含有維他命K（包括K1及/或K2）的產品都有警告標示，提醒服用抗凝血藥物人士不要使用此類產品。如果你正在服用薄血丸或其他抗凝血藥物，在使用任何含有維他命K1或K2的產品前，請先諮詢你的醫護人員。

如何使用Isotonix維他命D+K2沖飲？
將一小瓶蓋量（白色螺旋蓋）的粉末倒入透明瓶杯中。加水至瓶杯線上（60毫升），攪拌後飲用。作為營養補充品，每日飲用一次，或按你的醫護人員的指示飲用。隨餐一起食用，吸收效果最佳。

每天使用本產品多於一份食用量是否安全？
Isotonix維他命D+K2沖飲建議每日食用一份。如果要食用更多的份量，請先諮詢你的醫護人員。

維他命D可以從哪些食物中攝取？ 
鱈魚肝油、鮭魚、鯖鱼和吞拿魚皆富含維他命D。

Isotonix維他命D+K2沖飲安全嗎?  
此產品安全並不含有害物質。本產品在美國製造，並經美國食品及藥物管理局檢測設備生產，符合生產規範。

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