Effervescent Calcium with Vitamin D 1000 mg/880 IU (22 mcg)


WHY EFFERVESCENT CALCIUM?


You may lose 1-2% of your bone density every year a�er age 50. Inmany cases, you can have frail bones without knowing, massively contribu�ng to the importance of bone density scans. Unfortunately,most people only find out they have bone density issues a�er suffering from a broken bone. A�er age 50, half of all women and a quarter of all men will break a bone due to low bone density.


EFFERVESCENT CALCIUM creates a buffered solu�on, this enhances calcium absorp�on in the diges�ve track. Calciumprepara�onsmust be dissolved before they can be absorbed.


Calciummust be taken in a bioavailable form and Effervescent Calciumshould be the preferred op�on.


HOWMUCH CALCIUM SHOULD YOU TAKE DAILY?


The recommended amount of calcium for the average adult woman is 1,200 mg per day and 1,500 mg per day for men. Considering that through diet a woman can get 300mg to 500 mg of Calciumdaily, a supplemental intake of 1,000mg of Calciumdaily is ideal. Our Effervescent Calciumis combined with Vitamin D (22mcg) which is equivalent to 110% of the Daily Recommended Values. Vitamin D will not only help you absorb and retain Calcium, but it can be a weapon against viruses such as Covid-19 +


Vitamin Dhelps bolster the immune system to tackle Viruses that attack the lungs, researchers said.*


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EFFERVESCENT CALCIUM withVitamin D with a monthly subscription.


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