
Calcium
The mineral calcium is the fifth most common element on earth and is essential in soil, water and all living organisms. Among other things, calcium contributes to normal blood clotting, nerve and muscle function and plays a role in maintaining bones and teeth.
Calcium (Carbonate) – Lithothamnion Coralloides Algae
Plant-based calcium with high bioavailability derived from naturally calcified Atlantic red algae. In a complex of 60 minerals and trace elements that is especially rich in magnesium, iron and iodine. Tested for toxins and heavy metals.
Calcium L-Threonate
Calcium bound to the vitamin C metabolite L-threonic acid. Calcium L-threonate has a calcium content of 12.6%, making it a particularly bioavailable source of the mineral.
Calcium (Citrate)
This highly bioavailable calcium is naturally sourced and has antacid effects; it does not require stomach acid and contributes to the citrate cycle of cell respiration. This formula combines calcium with vitamin B12 since this vitamin cannot be properly absorbed in the intestines in the case of a calcium deficiency (hyperacidity, medication, etc.).
Calcium Glycerophosphate
Calcium glycerophosphate has a high calcium content of 19% plus 15% phosphorous, making it a special form of the mineral.
Calcium from Sango Coral
Sango coral is a source of completely natural calcium that is bioidentical to bones and teeth with increased bioavailability (90%); it also has acid-neutralising properties. Available as 2:1 calcium magnesium or highly dosed 34% calcium, both with over 70 additional minerals and trace elements. WWF-certified sustainable harvesting as only fossilised coral is harvested and living coral remains unaffected.
Calcium in Vitamin D Metabolism
This tightly knit complex consists of calcium and all its cofactors for optimal absorption and utilisation: vitamin D3 controls the absorption of calcium, vitamin K2 is necessary for its utilisation and magnesium activates vitamin D.
 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  