Protect your Bones with Calcium

Many people try a lot of different supplements in their lifetime. It could just be a new fad that they saw on an infomercial early on a Sunday morning or a best friend who is raving about a new product they read about in a magazine. People will spend a lot of money on something they saw advertised just because they were easily persuaded by the marketing ideas. The key is actually getting someone to try a product and stick with it without giving up after the first month of taking it. But there are some supplements currently on the market that have been backed up by numerous studies to give people a sense that it actually works.

One of my favorite supplements that I have taken for years was calcium. I can remember my mother telling me, “If I only knew then what I knew now is how important calcium is.” Calcium supports skeletal health and healthy teeth and gums. Also, many studies suggest that taking a calcium supplement regularly can help prevent osteoporosis. The daily recommended allowance for calcium for men and women ages 19 - 50 years is 1000 mg and 1200 mg for those over the age of 51. Usually, diet just isn’t enough - you can eat a container of yogurt a day and also drink a glass of milk, but it just isn’t enough calcium.

Supplemental calcium can provide an added benefit to almost anyone’s diet. So which calcium supplement should you take? I suggest all adults over the age of 18 take Isotonix® Calcium Plus. If you have read my recent blogs, you know how I rave about Isotonix. Isotonix Calcium Plus is a convenient way to get your supplemental calcium in your diet. Its powerful absorption over a tablet guarantees superior bioavailability. Most calcium supplements require you to take at least 3-6 tablets per day to get 1000-1200mg a day. Who has time to take that many large tablets when you get almost 1200mg in just three capfuls of Isotonix Calcium Plus? Sounds easy to me!

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Check out the link below to an article written by our Director of Scientific Affairs, Dr. Jim L. Wilmer about Isotonix Calcium Plus.

http://www.unfranchise.com/MassEmail_LINKS/articles/AskTheDoctor1-04-PowerLineCalciumPlus.pdf