Junior Vitamins A+D+E+K Natur Planet Junior Vitamin A+D+E+K

Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin that plays a crucial role in various processes within our body. It is responsible for the proper functioning of epithelial cells, which affects the healthy condition of skin, nails, and hair. It regulates the growth processes of epithelial cells. Vitamin A plays a vital role in maintaining the proper condition of the retina, thereby influencing vision processes. It regulates the growth of dental bones. A deficiency can lead to a deterioration of so-called vision processes, including night blindness. Insufficiency can cause disturbances in the normal condition of the skin and epithelium, manifested by skin dryness, flakiness, redness, and brittle nails.

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin that plays a particularly important role in the body by protecting cells from oxidation. It acts as an antioxidant barrier. It strengthens erythrocytes and affects the permeability of vessels. It fortifies muscles and positively influences the process of spermatogenesis in men. It supports the proper condition of the skin, hair, and nails. Its deficiency promotes skin diseases, manifesting as dryness, excessive keratinization, and aging. A decrease in vitamin E levels can lead to fatigue, drowsiness, muscle soreness, and immune system disorders.

Vitamin K2, whose main role lies in the proper regulation of calcium metabolism. It participates in the transportation of calcium ions from vessels into bones. This helps improve bone mineralization. Bones and teeth become stronger. At the same time, it prevents the deposition of excess calcium in the vessels, which can lead to the formation of atherosclerotic plaques, potentially resulting in the development of atherosclerosis. The most active form of vitamin K2 is menaquinone-7 (MK-7), naturally produced by the fermentation of soybeans in the Japanese dish Natto by Bacillus Subtilis bacteria.

Vitamin D is a soluble vitamin produced in the human skin under the influence of solar radiation. Its adequate level is extremely important as it is involved in:
the metabolism of calcium and phosphates along with parathyroid hormone,
increases the transfer of calcium from vessels into bones, enhancing bone mineralization,
prevents tooth decay,
increases muscle mass and strength,
stimulates the immune system,
positively affects the reproductive system,
positively impacts the nervous system – restores neurons,
reduces the risk of osteoporosis,