“Less effective” is odd here because other commenters are saying that K2 ensures D gets deposited in the right places rather than build up in the arteries (as p

“Less effective” is odd here because other commenters are saying that K2 ensures D gets deposited in the right places rather than build up in the arteries (as plaques presumably). So if it is, say 30% less effective, then taking them apart wouldn’t that mean that rather than getting (example) 1,000 IU in the wrong place, you’d get 700 IU deposited in the right place, so it would be more effective rather than less?