13th August 2009
Benefits of a Pure Coral Calcium Supplement
Taking coral calcium is a natural way to help ensure you are getting the right amount of calcium your body requires. The average adult needs at least 1,000 mg. each day, and most people are not getting this a...
10th September 2007
Brazil Live Coral Calcium Will Soon Be Leading SellerThere is a new type of coral calcium that has taken the market by storm. Until now the coral calcium market has been dominated by Okinawa coral calcium from Japan, and to a lesser extent Caribbean cora...
04th June 2007
Calcium Absorption - Find out The Truth
Arguably the leading Calcium researcher in America is Dr. Robert Heaney of Creighton University with more published papers on Calcium absorption than any other author. Dr. Heaney, an independent University resear...
02nd May 2007
Osteoporosis and Osteoporosis Treatment
Osteoporosis, "porous bones", is a disease that causes bones to become fragile and brittle and very susceptible to fractures. These fractures occur typically in the hip, spine, and wrist. A fracture or broken b...
02nd May 2007
Magnesium Supplements and the Benefits of Magnesium
As the fourth most abundant mineral in the body, magnesium is essential to your good health. Approximately half of your total body magnesium is found in your bones and the other half is distributed th...
24th April 2007
The End of Coral Calcium
Coral calcium was first documented as being used for medicinal purposes in the 16th Century by Middle Eastern cultures. Spain’s oldest pharmacy is now part of a museum and displays a container of “ground up” coral calciu...
30th March 2007
Coral Calcium and the Environment
For years, coral calcium web sites have been claiming that they do not harm the environment when harvesting their coral. Taking a closer look at the harvesting processes that are used tell a different story about the ...
28th March 2007
Keys to a Successful Osteopenia Treatment
Osteopenia is a condition that means your bones are weak and you are getting close to osteoporosis. Once you have osteoporosis you’re more likely to break a bone. Since there are no symptoms, you might not k...
27th March 2007
Is The Silicon in Coral Calcium Dangerous?
Small amounts of silicon naturally occur in coral calcium, and you might be surprised to hear that this is a good thing. Silicon is the most abundant mineral in the earth’s crust and is actually considered ...
27th March 2007
The Death of Coral Calcium
Coral calcium was first documented as being used for medicinal purposes in the 16th Century by Middle Eastern cultures. Spain’s oldest pharmacy is now part of a museum and displays a container of “ground up” coral calc...
15th February 2007
Coral Calcium and the Benefits of A Coral Calcium Supplement
Coral calcium was originally popularized by a television infomercial by Robert Barefoot. This infomercial was later removed by the FTC/FDA for false and unsubstantiated advertising claims. ...
13th February 2007
Be Wary of Treating Bone Spurs with Coral Calcium
There are many websites that claim coral calcium can be used to successfully treat bone spurs, but unfortunately there are no medical studies that support this bold statement. Each of these websites ...
13th February 2007
Calcium Supplement Absorption Myths and Realities
You have probably heard that calcium supplements are very hard to absorb, or not very bio-available. From different sources you may have heard the elderly with compromised digestion are only absorbing ...
10th February 2007
Strontium – The first Bone BUILDING Supplement!
In the last 5 years, there have been 4 groundbreaking studies showing amazing increases in bone mineral density and reduced fracture risk with Strontium supplementation.1-6 Existing drugs for osteoporo...
