Family Bone Health Bundle

Coral calcium is a type of calcium supplement derived from fossilized coral reefs. It is known for its unique blend of over 70 trace minerals.

The best coral calcium comes from above sea naturally fossilized coral beds. Over time, natural geological events push up these fossilize coral beds. This then makes it possible to mine coral calcium. Coral calcium is similar to calcium carbonate found in rocks. The difference is that the calcium in coral calcium comes from coral animal structures. These are tiny sea anemones (coral polyps) that take in minerals from the ocean and create coral deposits on the ocean floors.We take care in sourcing the best coral calcium. Some coral supplement suppliers harvest coral below sea levels around Pacific beaches like those surrounding the Japanese island of Okinawa. This harvesting often upsets the ecological balance and destroys living coral reefs. We harvest our coral calcium in the Caribbean and make sure that our Coral Complex is certified 100% ecologically safe by Friend of the Sea, a non-profit, non-governmental organization. All of this comes as part of our commitment to the environment and coral reefs around the world. This alternate process does not hinder the benefits of coral calcium.

We recommend : For adults, take 3 capsules per day or as advised by your healthcare professional

Coral calcium sets itself apart by containing a synergistic blend of trace minerals that are essential for bone health and various enzymatic processes. These trace elements, such as magnesium, potassium, and zinc, act as cofactors, enhancing the bioactivity and effectiveness of calcium in the body.

Coral calcium may offer enriched nutritional benefits due to its structured framework, which may facilitate better absorption and utilization. It is believed to support bone health, promote proper enzymatic function, and contribute to overall well-being.

Calcium is a major component of bone tissue. Adequate calcium intake is essential for developing and maintaining peak bone mass. Coral calcium, like other calcium supplements, provides calcium in a form that the body can absorb, potentially aiding in the maintenance and strengthening of bones. Coral calcium is not just calcium carbonate; it also contains trace amounts of other minerals found in the coral, such as magnesium, boron, and potassium which is also important for bone health. Magnesium plays a role in converting our added vitamin D into its active form and helps the body absorb calcium.