How It Works

Many people—especially elderly men and women, middle-aged women, persons with a family history of osteoporosis, and white and Asian women ages 11 to 35—can benefit from proper calcium intake.

Scientific studies show that regular exercise and a healthy diet with adequate dietary minerals, such as those contained in Coral Calcium, can promote bone integrity and health.

Minerals in Coral Calcium are believed to be well-absorbed due to the changes in the mineral complex after being digested by coral.

Calcium

Calcium is essential to the health of bones, teeth and muscles, and it plays an essential role in blood clotting, nerve conduction and many cellular functions. Combined with other trace minerals needed by the body, calcium helps replenish bone tissue that is constantly being replaced. Calcium works to increase bone mineral density during skeletal growth and may help prevent bone loss and its subsequent risks in the elderly and in postmenopausal women. Calcium is also needed by the immune system and is critical to muscle contractions.

Magnesium

Magnesium is critical for bone development and maintenance. Magnesium benefits bone health by increasing bone mineralization and enhancing the sensitivity of target tissues, including bone. Studies reveal an association between poor calcium and magnesium absorption and the loss of bone density. Magnesium helps the body to better absorb and utilize calcium. Plus, magnesium is vital for healthy heart, brain and kidney function, and also energy production.

Bentonite Clay

Bentonite is natural clay that comes from volcanic ash. It is excellent for adsorbing impurities and cleansing the digestive tract. In the body, it is neither digested nor absorbed, so it is easily eliminated from the digestive tract through the feces, taking adsorbed impurities with it. Bentonite has detoxifying, emulsifying, cleansing and toning properties. Plus it contains at least 65 trace minerals.