Bone Support

Haven’t you noticed more people than ever take calcium supplements while more and more people including those taking the calcium develop osteoporosis? When you go into a Health Food Store or supplement store have you noticed the wide variety of Calcium supplements? Sometimes as many as ten different types of calcium may be available. The reason for all these types is that no one really seems to understand minerals or knows exactly what type the body really wants and needs.

Most all of them are combined with something which makes the body not recognize it and much too high of milligrams are needed to try and fool the body into absorbing just a little of it. These compounds are man-made compounds. You notice they all seem to end with “ate”, ‘citrate’, picolinate, Gluconate, etc. The body has to try to break these compounds down to get a little of the mineral to use.

After years of study and testing by using all types of calcium and seeing what minerals are in the body and how much we really use each day it was obvious that no one had the perfect minerals so we decided to produce our own.

Mini-minerals are not man-made however. We have learned how to grow the minerals in a crystalline form and then we just harvest them. We create the environment, God makes them grow and we just gather them.

It is obvious that the best minerals would be extremely small in fact well under a million times smaller than a colloidal mineral, that would be the right size. The mineral would not be a ground-up power of an element but a grown crystal, which is the right form and it would be ionic, meaning it would stay suspended in a water solution. The end results are minerals that are the perfect building blocks of life and they actually have the ability to solve some of life’s problems.

These minerals require no digestion or enzyme activity to be absorbed.

Understanding “Mini-Minerals”

- How Much to Take

CALCIUM/MAGNESIUM INFORMATION

Organic calcium is used more than any other mineral in the body. There are 179 different known uses for calcium in the human body:

1) Formation and maintenance of strong bones and teeth

2) Prevents bone loss associated with osteoporosis

3) Control muscle contraction and with magnesium muscle relaxation

4) Required for muscle growth

5) Important in the maintenance of regular heart beat

6) Transmission of nerve impulses

7) Transfer of information between brain cells

8) Controls osmosis and diffusion through the cell membranes

9) Passing of information within the cell.

Calcium controls the formation of enzymes and hormones. It is involved in the activation of several enzymes including lipase.

CALCIUM IS THE MAIN BUFFER USED TO NEUTRALIZE ACIDS AND TO MAINTAIN THE PROPER Ph throughout the body.

Nearly 99% of the body’s calcium is deposited in the bones and teeth. The remaining 1% is present in body fluids, equally divided between diffusible calcium and non-diffusible calcium. The diffusible calcium is bound to blood proteins, chiefly to albumin, although a small amount is bound by the globulins in the blood.

Scientists have discovered that the body fluids of healthy people are mildly alkaline (high pH), whereas the body fluids of the sick are acidic (low pH). Calcium is responsible of maintaining the proper body fluid pH.

Hypocalcemia, chronic calcium deficiency, is responsible for approximately 150 different degenerative diseases and conditions, and other problems that can be harmful or dangerous to the body.

All degenerative diseases, such as diabetes, cancer, heart disease, gallstones, kidney stones, arthritis, osteoporosis, and many more have been scientifically linked to deficiencies in calcium.

Calcium protects the bones and teeth from lead by inhibiting absorption of the toxic metal.

The following is a partial list of calcium deficiencies. Some of them may be familiar:

Arthritis Heart Palpitation Muscle cramps

Hypertension Eczema Loss of mental functions

Increased cholesterol levels Indigestion

Insomnia Rickets Headaches

Kidney stones Gall Stones Bone spurs

Fibromyalgia Hiatal hernia Recessed gums

Low back pain Asthma Allergies

Colitis Arrhythmia Heart disease

Cancer Acid reflux

And about 125 others.

It is interesting to note that kidney stones are included. Kidney stones are a buildup of calcium in the kidney. Kidney stones are caused by a lack of calcium in the diet. Due to poor mineral ingestion the body becomes acidic. The body then leaches calcium out of the bones to neutralize the acid and to keep the pH from dropping below the level that supports life. Calcium from the bones is not very bio-available and only a small percentage is actually used to correct the acid situation; the rest starts to accumulate in the kidney, or other places.

Scientific evidence has proven that the stones are not formed from organic calcium in the diet by using radioactive markers on the dietary calcium. When the stones were examined there was not one bit of radioactive calcium contained in them.

As such, 100% of the kidney stones and bone spurs came from the calcium leached out of the bones in order to neutralize the acids in the body fluids.