Are
Calcium Supplements Bad for You? |
They can be
depending on what you take and what the source of the calcium
is.
Ours is 100% safe guaranteed. There is not another product
like it.
Warning!
DO NOT BUY CHEAP CALCIUM! Good ingredients are not cheap to
buy and manufacture. Sometime cheap products can actually
damage your body and do more harm then good. Natural sources
of calcium such as oyster shell, bone meal and dolomite have
recently raised some health concerns. The Natural Resources
Defense Council has issued a press release stating that some
dietary calcium supplements randomly tested contained unacceptable
levels of lead, aluminum, mercury and cadmium. These contaminants
are highly toxic.
What Happens When
Minerals Are Not Usable at the Cellular Level?
Calcium and all minerals
naturally want to bind to something to form compound molecules.
Unfortunately compound molecules are physically too large
to go into our cells. Some large compound minerals simply
move through the digestive tract and exit the body. Nothing
is gained and nothing is lost except the cost of purchase.
At other times the consequences are much more serious. Certain
minerals tend to build up in the body and become toxic. Calcium
is one of them.
When the calcium supplied
through dietary intake is too large to go into our cells,
some of it can get lodged between our cells. That leads to
the deposits associated with certain types of arthritis. Sometimes
it shows up as kidney stones. Other large calcium molecules
float around in the blood ready to become plaque inside our
arteries. Unusable calcium is also responsible for a number
of other disease conditions. Large calcium molecules cannot
be used at the cellular level. Therefore they cannot meet
the body's requirement for calcium. When there is an immediate
need, the body is forced to take usable calcium out of its
storage area (our bones). It is possible to have toxicity
from too much unusable calcium in the body. At the same time
the body may have a calcium deficiency because there is not
enough calcium present in a usable form. Understanding this
concept is extremely important. When we start taking calcium
in a usable (water-soluble) form, the first thing that happens
is the calcium goes for immediate use where it is most needed.
After all our cells have been satisfied, the extra calcium
starts going into bone storage. Bones that are low in density
become stronger. Once the bones have reached their maximum
density, the body no longer needs to hold onto the larger
calcium molecules. Therefore the body gradually starts releasing
them. Calcium deposits gradually diminish and so does the
pain associated with them.
Our Water Soluble Coral Calcium
contains pure elemental Calcium and pure elemental Magnesium
in the same ratio as found in our bodies. It also contains
a multitude of Natural Trace Minerals and is 100% usable at
the cellular level.
Understanding Absorption
Interpretation
#1
Anything that is one micron
or smaller will pass through the stomach wall and go into
the blood stream. One could say the product has been "absorbed".
Passing through the stomach wall into the blood does not necessarily
mean “usable” at the cellular level.
Interpretation
#2
To be “used”
minerals MUST be able to enter individual cells. This is where
they are needed. Micron-size minerals are too large to enter
our cells. The mineral must be angstrom size. Angstrom size
is one million times smaller than a micron.
Our Water Soluble minerals are angstrom size, 100% usable
at the cellular level. Size is the KEY to cellular absorption!
Your body is made up of 4% calcium. It
is the largest amount of any mineral that there is in your
body. Our bodies use calcium for anything and everything that
our body needs. Calcium is just one of the many minerals that
our body needs. But, it's the most important mineral. That
is why it's so important that we have the right amount of
calium in our body, and that the calcium we take is absorbable.
Calcium
is Used for Everything in Your Body |
A calcium mineral must be attached to
a red blood cell before that blood cell can carry oxygen from
the lungs to the rest of your body. Calcium is used for basic
cell metabolism. Every cell gets its energy from calcium.
Other things must be available but calcium is the base that
must be there for everything else to work.
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~ Regulates heart rhythms
~ Helps maintain proper nerve and muscle function
~ Builds and maintains bones and teeth
~ Assists in normal blood clotting
~ Lowers blood pressure
~ Reduces blood cholesterol levels
~ Eases insomnia
~ Helps regulate the passage of nutrients in and out of cell walls
~ Helps prevent osteorporosis
Some
Symptoms of Low Calcium Levels in Your Body |
~ Fatigue
~ Depression
~ Osteoporosis
~ Arm and Leg Cramping and/or Spasms
~ Loss of bone in the gums
~ Brittle finger and toe nails
Calcium
Deposits Inside the Body |
Some of you are familiar with the
discomfort caused by calcium deposits in joints. What about calcium
kidney stones, gall stones and hardening (calcification) of the
arteries? Large unuseable calcium is involved in all these conditions.
Calcium deposits may also form
in the body if large calcium comes into the body faster than it
can be removed. For instance, if a person's drinking water has a
high calcium content, the person may get enough small useable calcium
to satisfy the body's needs (there's always at least a tiny percentage
that is useable), but the person still develops arthritis or kidney
stones. That's because the large-sized calcium clumps together before
the body manages to dispose of it
Calcium
Compound Molecules |
Common calcium compound molecules
include: calcium
carbonate (carbonate is blackboard chalk), calcium
citrate, calcium
lactate, calcium
gluconate, calcium
phosphate, calcium
acetate.
The
Problem With Calcium Compound Molecules |
Most calcium compound molecules
are physically larger than our cells. If something is bigger than
the cell, it isn't going to be taken into the cell. For instance,
you wouldn't try and stick a quarter into a nickel slot. If the
body is unable to break apart that calcium compound molecule, it
remains too large to be used.
Types of Calcium
Coral calcium is a superb calcium
supplement. Coral calcium in its natural form is calcium carbonate
naturally balanced with magnesium and trace minerals. The calcium
to magnesium ratio is exactly what is needed for building strong
bones. Coral calcium is more bio-available than most calcium supplements.
Depending on the strength of one's digestive system, up to 50% is
useable. That far exceeds the 2% usable
calcium contained in calcium carbonate. The common name for the
carbonate is blackboard chalk! Yes, blackboard chalk. And more importantly,
it can be more detrimental than good.
Coral calcium sounds pretty good,
doesn't it? Now imagine it being even better!
A newly developed method for breaking coral calcium into elemental
(water-soluble) minerals. That's exactly what your body needs for
using it at the cellular level. Our Water Soluble Coral Calcium
is 100% useable and contains natural trace minerals.
Water Soluble Coral Calcium is
not only exactly what your body needs, but it is exacly what it
can use because it is 100% absorbable.
Read
more on why this water-soluble coral calcium is the only known calcium
on the market that is 100% absorbable on the cellular level, making
this calcium 100% useable (bioavailable).
Calcium Carbonate
Calcium carbonate is a calcium
compound commonly found in pills and powders at health and vitamin
stores.Calcium Carbonate is 40% calcium. The rest is carbonate.
Of that 40% calcium, only about 2% usable (bioavailable). The 60%
left, which is the carbonate is also known as blackboard chalk.
Yes, blackboard chalk. You wouldn't go to the store and pay 100%
for a product only to be able to use 2% of it and you probably wouldn't
pick up some chalk and swallow it either. To put it bluntly, I personally
think the product is useless, as well as the other compounded minerals.
Calcium Citrate
Calcium Citrate is a chelated
mineral. It is basically calcium wrapped with a covering derived
from citric acid. Calcium citrate is 21% calcium. Because of the
chelation it is better absorbed than calcium carbonate.
Calcium Lactate
Calcium Lactate is 14% calcium.
About 10% of that is usable. It is the calcium found in dairy products.
Infants and small children are able to digest lactose (milk sugar);
adults cannot. When lactate remains undigested, the complex calcium
lactate molecule does not get broken apart in the body. It remains
in large molecules, most of them too big to enter the body's cells.
Calcium Gluconate
Calcium Gluconate is calcium combined
with glucose or blood sugar. This form of calcium is superior to
calcium lactate but it is only 9.3% calcium.
Our Coral Calcium
Our Coral Calcium is elemental,
which means the minerals in Coral Calcium have been broken down
to their pure elemental form and are not compounded. They are also
water soluble. These are single molecules small enough to easily
enter our cells without the digestion process. They go right from
the upper stomach into the bloodstream where they are available
for immediate use. Our water-soluble Coral Calcium is 100% usable
at the cellular level, where it is needed. Remember, there is a
big difference between being absorbable and being absorbable at
the cellular level. That's what seperates us from the closest competition.
Our coral calcium has been broken down into incredibly small angstrom
size molecules. This means they are so small they actually fit inside
the water molecules. They are encapsulated by the purified water
and are in the exact form your body needs in order to enter your
cells. Water Soluble Coral Calcium is a clear liquid. It looks and
tastes like spring water. One ounce (2 tablespoons) of this Water
Soluble Coral Calcium is the equivalent of 1,250 milligrams of usable
calcium carbonate.
Let’s define some mineral forms. It is the nature
of minerals to magnetize. Minerals in compound form are larger than
cells.
These are minerals small enough to be suspended
in liquid. Some are compound, some are elemental. These molecules
tend to group together into clusters becoming quite large compared
to the size of a cell.
These are generally elemental in nature, however,
this type of mineral forms a long chain that is attached to a water
molecule but not encapsulated.
Compared to
ionic, the organic
mineral is like a single boxcar of a train and the ionic
mineral is like the entire train…engine, boxcars, caboose and
all!
Elemental,
organic is the preferred form for mineral supplements. They are
fully water-soluble,
small enough to enter cells and are instantly absorbed. University
studies show that this type of mineral is absorbed within 30-45
seconds after swallowing. They do not need to go through the digestive
tract. And here’s the bonus… if we satisfy our cells with minerals
that are absorbable, our bodies tend to release the larger molecules
which it no longer needs. Over time, comfort levels improve as unwanted
mineral deposits gradually disappear.
Pure
water-soluble Minerals! Why would you settle for anything less?
Disclaimer
The above information is strictly research testimonial
only and should not be taken as published facts by Licensed Medical
Doctor's or the FDA. Always consult a qualified physician or doctor
before taking any supplements.
Products on this site have not been evaluated
by the FDA. These products are a food, not a drug. These products
are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.
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