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"This will give you some great insight. Now if you are taking vitamin D a lot of people are taking vitamin D now vitamin D releases calcium in your body all right it produces more calcium or releases more calcium and this calcium has to be deposited to the bones to strengthen the bones now if you are deprived of vitamin K this calcium will not go to the bone it will go to the arteries and create calcification in your arteries which can lead to heart disease"
By Finance With Sharan | December 17, 2025 | Correct
From video
Why Healthy People Still Get Cancer & Heart Attacks | Genetic Risks Explained Ft. Dr. Sajeev | FWS84 01:06:31 - 01:07:04
Interpreted Prediction
Vitamin D intake can lead to arterial calcification and heart disease if Vitamin K is deficient, as it hinders proper calcium deposition in bones.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction suggests that Vitamin D intake without sufficient Vitamin K can lead to arterial calcification and heart disease. Studies indicate that Vitamin K deficiency can contribute to calcium buildup in arteries, but the relationship between Vitamin D, Vitamin K, and heart disease is complex and influenced by various factors.

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Topic
Osteoporosis Risk and Vitamin K

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