The doc said "don't think of vit-d as something magical" and you are saying "what if it was with k2 and magnesium; that might be more potent and magical" -- I t

The doc said "don't think of vit-d as something magical" and you are saying "what if it was with k2 and magnesium; that might be more potent and magical" -- I think the doctor's general conclusion still holds that it is not proven that vitamin-d helps with certain diseases. And the fact that doing RCTs is time-consuming and expensive still holds. And without these RCTs, at present, we can't conclusively tell if the combination you suggest will help for those diseases that she mentioned.