Good
health is no accident. Drink lots of good water ever day,
get in the sunshine, get all the minerals needed daily.
According
to the National Osteoporosis Foundation "Calcium is
essential for many body functions, including regulation of the
heartbeat, conduction of nerve impulses, stimulation of hormone
secretions and clotting of blood, as well as for building and
maintaining a healthy skeleton".
National
surveys have shown that many Americans are not consuming enough
calcium. Many women, in fact, consume less than half of
the daily recommended amount of calcium. T he National Academy
of Sciences and the National Osteoporosis Foundation recommend
daily calcium intakes of 1000-1200 mg/day for adult men and
women. Fortunately, calcium-fortified foods and calcium
supplements can fill the gap, ensuring that the daily calcium
requirement is met.
Did
you know that 7 out of every 10 women have osteoporosis whether
they know it or not. So we must be sure we get lots of
calcium. Start while you are young to KEEP your bones
healthy, start today and reverse unhealthy bone density.
According to Mr.
Robert Barefoot, scientist, chemist and expert who has
studied biological calcium and the effects of calcium on the
human body for over 32 years and has written three books, "The
Calcium Factor,""Death By Diet"
and his latest book, "Barefoot On Coral Calcium:
An Elixer Of Life?", you could get enough calcium for
your daily needs from... two gallons of milk, 23 pounds of
spinach plus 17 pounds of broccoli or approximately 23 pounds of
cabbage or you could supplement your diet with Coral Calcium.
You need Calcium
your body can use! Coral Calcium 1, 100% Ionic Coral
Minerals - up to 100% absorbable!
Are All Calcium Supplements Equal?
All forms of calcium are NOT
created equal! Calcium lactate, calcium phosphate --
plaster, calcium carbonate -- like chalk -- 5%
absorbable in 20 hours. Makes good plant
fertilizer, but not the best for human bodies. In
most 1000 mg calcium capsules , 600 mg is calcium
carbonate and is absolutely unusable. So many
people who take "over-the-counter" calcium
supplements really do not experience much if any
improvement because too little calcium is actually being
absorbed by their bodies.
In Japan, where Coral Calcium has been ingested for
years, people commonly live to well over 100 years of
age and are relatively free of degenerative
diseases. Coral Calcium has been used in Europe
for centuries and now it is available in the US.
Coral Calcium 1 contains up to 70 other trace mineral
elements plus magnesium, all bio-available, up to 100%
absorbable! Calcium supplements are a must for a long
and healthy life, but you must take a product that the
body can absorb.
An
inadequate supply of calcium is thought to play a
significant role in contributing to the development of
osteoporosis. Many published studies show that low
calcium intakes are associated with low bone mass, rapid
bone loss, and high fracture rates.
The Associated Press reported on a study
released by the New England Journal of Medicine that
older people can reduce the risk of broken bones by
fifty percent by taking calcium and vitamin D
supplements. Researchers from Tufts University
stated that these supplements decrease the rate of bone
turnover - the breaking down and rebuilding cycle - and
has a positive effect on bone density.
People have been taking Coral Calcium around
the world for years. The people of Okinawa Japan,
where Coral Calcium 1 is mined, are some of the
healthiest and robust people on Earth. Living fully
active lives well into their 90's,they are practically
disease free. And why........
Their food is grown in calcium rich soil, the
water they drink is loaded with calcium, and they work
outside in the sunshine, getting plenty of natural
vitamin D
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An
inadequate supply of calcium is thought to play a
significant role in contributing to the development of
osteoporosis. Many published studies show that low
calcium intakes are associated with low bone mass, rapid
bone loss, and high fracture rates.