Vitamin K – The Forgotten Vitamin that Could Save Your Life
How can something that unclogs arteries, builds strong bones, overcomes insulin resistance and even fights cancer has been “forgotten” be left on the shelf collecting dust for over eighty years?
We’ve rediscovered it and put it to use in our newest super-formula. Everyone needs to know about this vitamin and how it could save your life.
We’ve all heard how pancreatic cancer is just about incurable. It took Patrick Swayze’s life, and so many others we don’t hear about, in just a few short months, despite millions being spent on treatment.
Guess what? This “forgotten vitamin” has been proven to short circuit pancreatic cancer cells and gets them to commit suicide (the medical term is “apoptosis” or programmed death.) It does the same thing with prostate cancer cells too.
What if I told you that it shows the same promise against ovarian cancer, Leukemia and one of the most deadly and fatal forms of liver cancer, “Malignant Hepatoma” or HCC?
And that’s not all it does.
It also unclogs blocked arteries, dramatically reduces osteoporosis and might be the missing link in fighting Alzheimer’s. These are all major killers in America today and most likely you or one of your family members or friends, is fighting one of these conditions.
Why doesn’t the world know more about this? I asked myself that very same question when we were first developing our advanced Vitamin D3+K2/Abc formula, now called Ultra D3, in November 2009.
Vitamin K – The “Forgotten” Vitamin
Just over eighty years ago, in 1929, a Danish researcher discovered that when chicks were fed a fat-free diet, blood leaked out of their arteries and capillaries into the surrounding body tissues. Furthermore, blood taken from these chicks coagulated very slowly.
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One day I was running late, and driving hurriedly to Tucson to catch a flight, when I looked up and saw a giant billboard that hit me square between the eyes and into my entire psyche.
Tim Russert’s death two years ago, June 2008, at just 58 years of age was deeply unsettling to many people who, like him, had been earnestly following their doctors’ advice on drugs, diet, nutrition and exercise in hopes of avoiding a heart attack.





Dear Wayne,
Dear Wayne,
