A D V E R T I S E M E N T Beyond Bone Health:
Joint Health and More In addition to the primary benefit of promoting bone health, the ingredients in Bone Strength Take Care also provide other health benefits — including joint, cardio- vascular, and eye health.* The plant source of calcium found in Bone Strength
Take Care has been shown to significantly promote joint health in a placebo-controlled human clinical trial.* Whole-Food Vitamins D3 and K1, along with Natural
Vitamin K2 and Calcium have been shown to promote numerous components of cardiovascular health.* Whole- food Vitamin D3 provides many other benefits including eye, immune, digestive, and respiratory health.* A complete summary of total body benefits of the
whole-food nutrients in Bone Strength Take Care can be found in the chart below:
Bone Health: Vital for Women and Men
Both men and women will begin to lose 0.5–1% of their bone density or degree of bone mineralization
per year starting around age 30. In women, the rate of loss will spike to
2–3% per year for the first 3–15 years following menopause.
permanent structure. It’s even easy to believe that once we reach adulthood, our bones stop growing and we keep the same skeleton for the rest of our lives.
The Critical Need for Calcium Calcium is a critical mineral that is important not only for bone health, but one that also aids muscle and nerve function, blood pressure regulation, blood clotting, cellular health, and the release of certain hormones. Calcium is even required for a normal heartbeat! Not surprisingly, given this vital role, the body main-
tains a constant level of calcium in the bloodstream. To support this constant level, our bones also act as a storage bank for calcium. If blood calcium levels are low due to dietary intake, calcium is taken from our bones and used by the body — which over time can affect bone density. The body also loses calcium through sweat, urine,
cut hair and nails, so replacing this lost calcium on a daily basis is essential to prevent further removal of calcium from the bones.
Our Bones: Critical for
Structure and Function Our bones play a critical role in human activity and health. We are able to stand, walk and jump — among other activities — because of our bones and the strong skeletal structure they form. Without our bones we wouldn’t be able to walk on land, as we would collapse under our own weight. Most visual cues for bone — dinosaur fossils or skeletons in biology classrooms — evoke a lifeless,
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* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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