A Potent Source of Calcium and Vital Minerals Essential for Healthy Bones

Osteoporosis or thin bones affects more than 28 million Americans and results in 1.5 million fractures each year, mostly in the spine, hip or wrist. Called the "silent disease" because some of the signs are limited until it has progressed, osteoporosis results in loss of bone density and a gradual deterioration.

If it progresses, osteoporosis can lead to loss of height, stooped posture, a humpback, and severe pain. About 80% of all individuals with osteoporosis are women who are more at risk because of factors which include poor dietary practices, lack of exercise, and menopause. While some treatments are available to slow the deterioration, the best approach is prevention.

Not everyone will get osteoporosis. You may be one of the 34 million Americans who are living with a condition called osteopenia or thinning bones. This occurs when a lack of calcium intake causes your body to rob calcium from your bones. Osteopenia is short of osteoporosis, but still puts your weakened bones at risk of fracture.

A lack of certain vitamins and minerals plays a role in the onset of osteoporosis. By adopting a healthy lifestyle and maintaining sufficient levels of calcium, magnesium and other minerals, both men and women can help keep their bones healthy and strong.

After Age 35, Without Proper Calcium Intake, You will Lose 1 Percent of Your Bone Density Every Year

You're never too young to be concerned about osteoporosis and bone loss. Your body was able to build bone material during childhood and adolescent years. However, most people reach their peak bone strength in their late 20's or early 30's. After age 35, you stand to lose 1 percent of your bone density per year. Women in menopause may lose even more as estrogen levels drop.

Osteoporosis and Thinning Bones are Totally Preventable

Most people don't realize that osteoporosis and thinning bones are fully preventable, and the good news is that no matter what condition your bones are in, there are many things you can do to make them stronger.

Osteo-Care™ is a Rich Source of Highly Absorbable Calcium, Magnesium and Important Minerals Formulated to Support Bone Health

Osteo-Care provides a complete formulation of natural supplements to support bone health. Three important elements include Calcium, Magnesium and Vitamin D. Calcium is a basic building block but less than half of the population gets sufficient amounts through the diet. Vitamin D is a nutrient important for the maintenance of Calcium blood levels and Magnesium plays an essential role in maintaining proper bone mineralization.

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1500mg of Pure Fossilized Okinawan Coral Calcium

The calcium in Osteo-Care comes from the purest of sources, located offshore of Okinawa, Japan. Okinawan above-sea coral calcium is recognized as superior to all other sources, bar none. It is free from contamination and toxins that are present in below-sea coral and, unlike marine coral, the harvesting of our above-sea coral calcium is 100% environmentally friendly. Our production is land based and does not disturb or further invade the already stressed offshore, natural marine coral reefs which are important to maintaining the balance of the ocean's delicate ecosystem.

Coral Calcium Provides Over 73 Naturally Occurring Trace Minerals

Okinawan coral calcium naturally contains 73 trace minerals, another important benefit of our product, especially when you consider most bone and calcium supplements are made from inexpensive, commercial grade calcium which does not provide this added benefit. These 73 trace minerals can help to support numerous body functions.

Vitamin D and Bone Deterioration

Vitamin D is a fat soluble vitamin that is found in food and can also be made in your body after exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun. Sunshine is a significant source of Vitamin D because UV rays from sunlight trigger Vitamin D synthesis in the skin. Without Vitamin D, your bones can become thin, brittle, or misshapen. Adequate calcium and Vitamin D throughout life, along with physical activity, may reduce the risk of osteoporosis in later life.

Magnesium is Critical to the Absorption of Calcium

Magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body and is essential to good bone health. Approximately 50% of the total magnesium in our bodies is found in our bones. The other half is found predominantly inside the cells of body tissues and organs. Magnesium is critical to the absorption of calcium. For calcium supplementation to be effective, it must include Magnesium in a ratio of 2-to-1 calcium-to-magnesium.

You Only Need to Take 3 Easy-to-Swallow Gelatin Capsules Daily

Many of the bone formulas or calcium supplements on the market today require you to take at least 6 large-sized, compressed tablets per day. As you may or may not know, calcium should never be compressed into tablets because calcium tablets are very difficult to absorb. Instead of tablets, Osteo-Care is produced in convenient, easy-to-swallow gelatin capsules and only requires you to take 3 capsules per day to obtain the amount of calcium needed to support bone health.

Osteo-Care has the added benefit of patented Bioperine® which greatly enhances absorption, producing the highest efficacy rate of any calcium product. (Efficacy is how your body uses and absorbs the element calcium.)