Calcium plus with vitamins A and D3

Calcium plus with vitamins A and D3

90 vegetarian tablets

Almost everybody is aware that calcium is essential for healthy teeth and bones, but many people are unaware of the fact that our bodies lose calcium as we get older, therefore increasing the risk of brittle bones and osteoporosis. Calcium is a vital mineral, but the key is not how much calcium you take, but how much you absorb.

Calcium supplements with Vitamin D added are more easily absorbed and utilised in the body.

Features :

- Highest quality
- New and sealed. 100% money back guarantee. 
- Suitable for vegetarians.
- Free from Gluten, salt, sugar yeast.
- No artificial flaours, colours or preservatives.

Each tablet provides:

Vitamin A           200ug        25% RDA
Vitamin D           1.25ug       25% RDA
Calcium              200mg      25% RDA

Swallow 1-4 tablets per day with food or as directed by your health professional.  Always read the label before use.

What is calcium?

One of the most abundant minerals in the human body, calcium accounts for approximately 1.5% of total body weight. Bones and teeth house 99% of the calcium in the body, while the remaining 1% is distributed in other areas.

How it Functions?

Calcium is best known for its role in maintaining the strength and density of bones. In a process known as bone mineralization, calcium and phosphorus join to form calcium phosphate. Calcium phosphate is a major component of the mineral complex (called hydroxyapatite) that gives structure and strength to bones.

Calcium also plays a role in many physiological activities not related to bones including blood clotting, nerve conduction, muscle contraction, regulation of enzyme activity, and cell membrane function. Because these physiological activities are essential to life, the body utilizes complex regulatory systems to tightly control the amount of calcium in the blood so that calcium is available for these activities. As a result, when dietary intake of calcium is too low to maintain normal blood levels of calcium, the body will draw on calcium stores in the bones to maintain normal blood concentrations, which, after many years, can lead to osteoporosis.