What's in Bone Density?
Bone Density is a highly absorptive combination of Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorus and other key minerals and vitamins required for building strong bones and teeth.
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Bone Density is a highly absorptive combination of Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorus and other key minerals and vitamins required for building strong bones and teeth.
Women who received Calcium alone had a 47% lower risk of developing cancer compared with subjects who received the placebo, those who received BOTH CALCIUM AND VITAMIN D experienced a 60% lower risk.
Those with the lowest B12 levels at the outset of the study were six times more likely to develop brain shrinkage compared to those with more normal B12 levels.
Almost half of all American adults will develop Osteoarthritis by age 85. Their odds increase if they are obese in middle age. People who were of normal weight at age 18, but were overweight or obese by 45 or older, had the greatest risk.
Case reports show that a sheer fracture (across the upper thighbone) only seen as a result of a car accident, is spontaneously occuring in people who have used bone-building drugs called bisphosphonates (Fosamax) for five years or more.
Those deficient in Vitamin D at time of diagnosis were 94% more likely to have their cancer spread and 73% were more likely to die than women with adequate Vitamin D levels.
Low levels of this vitamin and higher blood levels of the parathyroid hormone (PTH), were associated with higher rates of depression
Systemic Lupus has become almost as rampant as Multiple Sclerosis, especially among Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi drinkers. The victim usually does not know that the Aspartame is the culprit.
A new 4yr study shows combining high potency Calcium with Vitamin-D3 reduced ALL FORMS OF CANCER – by 77%. That’s right, 77%!
Ingredient Descriptions * MAGNESIUM (Oxide; Chelate; Ionic): The vital mineral required to transform inert Calcium into usable nutrient by the body. Dissolves calcification and also helps build strong bones and joints. * CALCIUM (Carbonate; Phosphate; Citrate/Malate): The most predominant mineral in the body. Essential for all bone formation and bone density. * …