Vitamin K1 / K2 Complex

Ancient Purity Vitamin K1 & K2 Complex – Blood Clotting, Bone Health & Cardiovascular Support

• High-Quality, Clean Source - K2 is derived from fermented chickpeas (MK-7), K1 is plant-based; free from fillers, additives, and artificial ingredients.
• The Bone Strength Vitamin - K2 ensures calcium is directed to bones and teeth, helping maintain bone density and supporting skeletal health.
• Balanced Blood Health - Both K1 & K2 contribute to normal blood coagulation and circulation, supporting heart and vascular wellness.
• Trusted & Tested - Expertly researched and formulated to meet modern nutritional needs, stored in Miron Glass for maximum stability and freshness.

Vitamin K is critical for your body’s most essential processes. K1 supports normal blood coagulation, while K2 (MK-7) activates proteins that help transport calcium safely to bones and teeth, reducing the risk of unwanted calcium deposition in arteries. Deficiency is common due to limited intake of leafy greens and fermented foods, making supplementation essential. Early research suggests K2 may support cardiovascular health, bone density, and even metabolic balance—putting it in line with the next generation of “essential” vitamins like Vitamin D.

Ancient Purity sources Vitamin K2 from fermented chickpeas, a high-bioavailability and sustainable source. Combined with K1, this complex mimics ancestral dietary patterns where vitamins were consumed in synergy from whole foods. Each capsule is crafted and stored in Miron Glass, protecting it from light degradation and ensuring you receive the full potency of these delicate nutrients. Our formula is ideal for those who cannot tolerate large amounts of greens or fermented foods, giving you the health benefits without compromise.

Whether you are focused on long-term bone health, supporting your cardiovascular system, or simply ensuring you meet nutritional gaps left by modern diets, Ancient Purity Vitamin K Complex provides a daily insurance policy for your health. Clean, safe, and functional, this is a supplement designed to integrate seamlessly into your routine, helping you thrive at any age.

Q: What is Vitamin K and why does the body need it?
A: Vitamin K is an essential fat-soluble vitamin that acts as a biological activator inside the body. It switches on specific proteins responsible for blood clotting, calcium regulation, bone mineralisation, and vascular health. Without sufficient Vitamin K, these proteins remain inactive, allowing calcium to drift into soft tissues rather than being locked into bones and teeth.

Q: What is the difference between Vitamin K1 and Vitamin K2?
A: Vitamin K1 (phylloquinone) is primarily involved in healthy blood clotting and is found in green leafy plants. Vitamin K2 (menaquinone) plays a deeper regulatory role by directing calcium into bones and teeth while helping keep arteries clear and flexible. K2 is the form most strongly associated with bone density, cardiovascular health, and longevity.

Q: Why combine Vitamin K1 and K2 instead of taking just one?
A: K1 and K2 support different but complementary biological systems. K1 ensures proper clotting and wound repair, while K2 governs long-term calcium placement and structural health. Using both mirrors how these vitamins exist naturally in food and provides complete, intelligent Vitamin K support.

Q: What makes Vitamin K2 (MK-7) superior to other forms of K2?
A: MK-7 (menaquinone-7) has a long half-life, meaning it stays active in the bloodstream far longer than other forms. This allows continuous activation of calcium-regulating proteins with consistent daily dosing and is the most clinically researched form of Vitamin K2.

Q: Why is the Vitamin K2 in this supplement sourced from fermented chickpeas?
A: Fermented chickpeas provide a clean, food-based, plant-derived source of MK-7. Fermentation naturally produces bioavailable Vitamin K2 without harsh solvents or synthetic processing, making it a biologically familiar and highly absorbable form.

Q: What are the main benefits of Vitamin K1 and K2?
A: Together they support normal blood clotting, strong bones, healthy teeth, flexible arteries, cardiovascular function, and proper calcium distribution. Vitamin K2 is particularly important for preventing calcium buildup in soft tissues while strengthening the skeletal system.

Q: Is Vitamin K deficiency common?
A: Yes. Modern diets are often low in Vitamin K, especially K2. Limited fermented food intake, digestive issues, fat malabsorption, and medication use contribute to widespread deficiency, often without obvious symptoms.

Q: What are signs of Vitamin K deficiency?
A: Easy bruising, frequent nosebleeds, bleeding gums, slow wound healing, and in the long term, weakened bones and increased fracture risk. Deficiency may also contribute to arterial calcification over time.

Q: Why is Vitamin K often called the missing partner to Vitamin D?
A: Vitamin D increases calcium absorption, but Vitamin K determines where that calcium goes. Without Vitamin K, calcium absorbed through Vitamin D may deposit in arteries instead of bones. K and D work together to support bones while protecting the cardiovascular system.

Q: Can I take Vitamin K1 & K2 with Vitamin D3?
A: Yes, and it is strongly recommended. Vitamin D3 increases calcium uptake, while Vitamin K activates the proteins that guide calcium into bones and teeth. This synergy supports skeletal strength and arterial health simultaneously.

Q: Is Vitamin K especially important if I take high-dose Vitamin D3?
A: Absolutely. Higher doses of Vitamin D3 increase calcium absorption, increasing the need for Vitamin K to ensure proper calcium placement. Vitamin K helps prevent imbalance and supports long-term safety and effectiveness of Vitamin D supplementation.

Q: Can Vitamin K help protect the heart and arteries?
A: Vitamin K2 activates Matrix Gla Protein, which helps prevent calcium from depositing in arterial walls. This supports arterial flexibility and cardiovascular resilience as part of a long-term health strategy.

Q: What medications affect Vitamin K levels?
A: Antibiotics, antacids, cholesterol-lowering drugs, anticonvulsants, aspirin, and blood-thinning medications can interfere with Vitamin K metabolism. Anyone using anticoagulants should consult a healthcare professional before supplementing.

Q: Is Vitamin K1 & K2 safe for daily use?
A: When taken as directed, Vitamin K1 and K2 are generally well tolerated and suitable for daily use. As a fat-soluble vitamin, it should be taken with food containing healthy fats for optimal absorption.

Q: Can Vitamin K cause side effects?
A: Vitamin K is typically very well tolerated. Mild digestive discomfort is rare and usually associated with excessive intake.

Q: Who benefits most from Vitamin K1 & K2 supplementation?
A: Individuals focused on bone health, cardiovascular support, longevity, calcium balance, or those supplementing Vitamin D3. It is especially relevant for people who avoid fermented foods or have digestive absorption challenges.

Q: How should Vitamin K1 & K2 be taken for best results?
A: Take with a meal containing healthy fats such as olive oil, butter, eggs, or fatty fish to maximise absorption.

Q: Why is Vitamin K only now gaining recognition?
A: Vitamin K works quietly behind the scenes, supporting foundational processes rather than producing immediate sensations. As research expands, it is increasingly recognised as a core longevity and structural health nutrient.

Q: Vitamin K1 & K2 works best with which supplements?
A: Of course classically Vitamin D3, I'll explain why though, some might not know. Then go into other things that will boost your experience but are not essential.

Vitamin K1 & K2 + Vitamin D3 10,000 IU is the most important companion to Vitamin K1 & K2. Vitamin D3 increases calcium absorption from the gut, raising circulating calcium levels in the bloodstream. Vitamin K then acts as the traffic controller, activating proteins that guide that calcium into bones and teeth where it belongs. Without adequate Vitamin K, calcium absorbed via Vitamin D may deposit in arteries and soft tissues over time. Taken together, Vitamin D3 and Vitamin K create a complete calcium management system that supports bone strength, vascular health, and long-term longevity.

Vitamin K1 & K2 + Bolouke Lumbrokinase Extract complements Vitamin K by supporting healthy blood flow and fibrin balance. While Vitamin K ensures proper clotting function and vascular protein activation, Bolouke Lumbrokinase helps maintain clean, free-flowing circulation by supporting the body’s natural fibrin-clearing processes. This pairing is especially relevant for those focused on cardiovascular resilience, circulation optimisation, and long-term arterial health.

Vitamin K1 & K2 + Bergamot Orange Powder adds a powerful polyphenol and antioxidant layer to the Vitamin K pathway. Bergamot supports healthy cholesterol metabolism, endothelial function, and oxidative balance, all of which work synergistically with Vitamin K’s role in arterial integrity and calcium regulation. Together, Vitamin K and Bergamot support a heart-centred longevity strategy that goes beyond basic supplementation and into structural, metabolic, and vascular optimisation.

• Take 1 capsule daily with a meal or take it as directed by your healthcare practitioner, do not exceed recommended daily intake.

• Vitamin K1 (300mcg).
• Vitamin K2 - Natto MK-7 (150mcg).

Other ingredients: Vegetarian Capsule / Rice Flour.

• Brand: Ancient Purity.                                        
• Size: 90 Capsules.  
• Container: Miron Glass Jar.
• Storage: Keep in a cool dry place, keep out of reach of children.
• Estimated shelf life from purchase: 1 - 2 years.