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5.0 out of 5 starsSeriously - this K2 filled in my cavity!!!!!
ByPaul Von February 18, 2016
After listening to a Mercola podcast on K2 (the interview with Dr. Kate Rheaume-Bleue), I decided that there was probably enough benefit to this particular nutrient to look into it further. Shortly thereafter, I found a cavity in one of my lower teeth!! I thought, "Well, this is the perfect opportunity to see if vitamin K2 can actually heal a cavity!" I searched around and tried to find a K2 supplement that had a big dose of the M7 form of K2 (as that seemed to be the preferred form, according to Dr. Kate), and in my searching, came across this product, which has an average dose of M7, but a whopping dose of M4 (as an aside, I've learned that the 'half-life" argument against M4 - basically that it detectable in your body as long as M7, may, in fact, be because M4 is more bio-available than M7, and thus is absorbed more quickly... interesting)! The choice of which supplement to use was of great importance to me, as I was going into this experiment with a tangible goal: The eradication of a cavity before the cavity eradicated my tooth! I didn't want to buy the wrong thing and thereby waste time and money while the "clock was ticking". Anyway, the weight of the sheer dosage of vitamin K2 in this supplement finally won me over, as well as the fact that it checks a lot of the "organic/non-toxic" boxes that I look for, so I bought it.
For a rough timeline, I took my "before" photo on January 26th, completed the product research and pulled the trigger in early February, and received my K2 on February 6th. I took 3 pills of K2 a day, which gave me 2100 migrograms in addition to my normal daily regimen of 10-15K IU of vitamin D3. I know that will probably get me some criticism (because it's 10x the regular maintenance dose), but according to all the info I could find, K2 has no toxicity levels, and I didn't want my tooth not to heal because I was metering out insufficient quantities of the vitamin! To be honest, given the fact that enamel is such a hard substance, I thought if there was any improvement, the process would take months. I thought that I'd check on it every week or two and take photos as I went along to complement my original "before" photo. I didn't check my tooth again until the night of February 16... and the cavity was gone. The tooth had a sort of translucent grayish discoloration (visible in the "after" photo) where the cavity had been, but the cavity was no longer there. I was shocked. I'm still shocked. I immediately snapped a picture and made a meme (yes, the meme is terrible, but I've never made a meme before, but this was exciting enough to motivate me to give it a try!) with the "before" and the "after" shots side-by-side. My question is simple: If Dr. Weston A. Price wrote about the dietary approach to controlling and reversing tooth decay almost 100 years ago, why do I have enough mercury in my mouth to sink a cruise ship?