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Seven point Five Coral Calcium
Found off of the coasts of certain Japanese islands, Seven point Five coral calcium is said to be very similar in its make up, to the human skeleton. The calcium these sachets provide, is in an ionic form, which makes it super bioavailable, or easy to absorb.
Coral calcium is mainly comprised of calcium carbonate (CaCO3), and to a lesser extent, magnesium and trace minerals. This carbonate form of calcium is very alkalizing for the body.
Many health benefits are observed after supplementing with coral calcium. This may be the result of calciums amazing potential to lower acid levels in the body. Did you know that over 150 degenerative diseases have been linked to high acid levels?
Coral calcium is also taken to help balance blood sugar levels, regulate blood pressure, improve muscle and joint mobility, to strengthen bones, and as part of a cleanse or detox.
Other good dietary sources of calcium include cheese, almonds, brewer’s yeast, parsley, globe artichokes, prunes, pumpkin seeds, cooked dried beans, and cabbage.
Each sachet of Seven point Five Coral Calcium provides a considerable dose of 972mg of elemental calcium. Although this a very well absorbed form of calcium, one might bear in mind that too much of anything is a bad thing, so don't over do it. Over loading your body with more calcium than it needs can lead to hypercalcemia.
Some arguments around coral calcium come about when one considers that coral mining methods may harm the ecosystem of coral reefs, and that waters may be contaminated with the likes of lead and mercury. Seven point Five assures us that only fossilized coral is taken, and that live coral is avoided. They also state that it is cleaned with a patented process, which guarantees the highest quality of the coral.
Many people are taking coral calcium, and feeling better for it. Try it and see for yourself.
Similar Products:
Foodstate Calcium Complex and Viridian Calcium Magnesium with Boron are but two of the many good quality calcium supplements we offer.
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