NaturesPlus, Vitamin D3 & K2, 90 Capsules

No. Vitamin D3 + K2 does not “clear” or “clean” arteries, and it is not able to remove an existing carotid plaque or reverse a 50% carotid stenosis. What D3/K2 can do: Vitamin D3 helps treat or prevent vitamin D deficiency and supports bone health (when deficient). Vitamin K2 is involved in normal blood-clotting pathways and may play a role in calcium handling in the body—but this has not translated into reliable, proven “artery-clearing” benefits in clinical practice. What does have evidence for reducing stroke risk in carotid stenosis: Statin therapy (to lower LDL cholesterol; often high-intensity if tolerated). Blood pressure control. Antiplatelet therapy (e.g., aspirin or clopidogrel) if your clinician recommends it based on symptoms and overall risk. Smoking cessation, Mediterranean-style diet, regular physical activity, diabetes control (if applicable). Regular follow-up imaging (ultrasound) to monitor whether the stenosis is stable or progressing. Important safety note: If you take warfarin (Coumadin), vitamin K (including K2) can interfere with its effect. Do not start/stop or change K2 dosing without discussing it with your prescribing clinician and monitoring INR as advised. If you tell me whether you have had any symptoms (TIA/stroke, transient vision loss, weakness/numbness, speech difficulty) and what medications you are currently on (statin, aspirin/clopidogrel, anticoagulants), I can help you frame the most important questions to ask your doctor.