Coral Calcium - Powder w/ Vitamins, 6.7 oz

• Ingredients
• Supplement Facts
• Product Research

Ingredients:

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Calcium, magnesium citrate (elemental) vitamin d, fructose and natural minerals

Supplement Facts:

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	Amount per Serving = 1 tsp.	% DV
Calcium from Coral	2000 mg	75%
Magnesium Citrate	720 mg	25%
Vitamin A (Paimitate)	5000 IU	100%
Vitamin D	400 IU	100%
Vitamin E	30 IU	100%
Vitamin C	60 mg	100%
Niacin B3	20 mg	100%
Vitamin B6	2 mg	100%
Vitamin B12	6 mcg	100%
Folic Acid	400 mg	100%
Vitamin B1	1.5 mg	100%
Riboflavin B2	1.7 mg	100%
Biotin	300 mg	100%
Pantothenic Acid	10 mg	100%
Bioflavonoids	1.25 mg	*

** Daily Value Not Established

The statements on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to cure, treat or prevent disease.

Product Research:

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Health Benefits:
The health benefits are as diverse as they are numerous: from relief from muscle spasms and asthma to a general balancing of moods, from cholesterol and blood pressure benefits to treatment of hiatal hernias and even periodontal improvement. Athletes in perfect shape tout coral's ability to reduce lactic acid buildup and hence a reduction in soreness from workouts. Such diverse benefits are explained by coral's supply of every mineral found in the human body. One medical condition may be caused by the absence of one trace mineral while the next condition could be relieved through an entirely different mineral. Coral naturally contains every mineral that the human body could possibly need.

Ecologically Safe Coral:
Coral reefs are considered an endangered species. The coral used in the Tropical Coral Calcium product is Ecologically Safe. Tropical Coral Calcium protects living reefs by only using fossilized coral from deposits on the islands of Okinawa.

Some functions of Tropical Coral Calcium

Nutritional Basics:
Minerals make up the primary building blocks of the body. From enzyme systems to cellular homeostasis to protein synthesis, every process and function in the body is dependent upon minerals. Minerals are responsible for energy production, muscle function, nerve transmission, bone formulation, and tooth development, to name a few.

Osteoporosis:
Calcium deficiency can result in joint pain, bone spurs, and a decrease in bone mass when the body is forced to pull calcium from the bones, teeth and extra cellular fluid.

Heart Disease:
Mineral deficiency leads to acidity, which causes arterial wall breakdown. The body attempts to repair the arterial damage with fibrin and collagen that attracts calcium. The bonded patch (called plaque) gradually builds up, resulting in arteriosoerosis (hardening of the arteries).

Arthritis/Fibromyalgia:
Calcium deposits in joints and tissues are an indication of calcium Regulatory system that is adjusting to a severe calcium deficiency.