Calcium Answers

[Guest guest]

Here is some important info. on calcium.

Again the omegas are more responsible than you would believe.

This is one of hundreds of web pages saying the same thing =

Calcium absorption is also greatly influenced by the omegas.

Essential Fatty Acids

While too much fat, and especially oxidized or trans fats, are damaging to bone,

high quality essential fats are important for optimum bone health. Both EPA

(Omega

3 oils found in fish, flaxseed,

canola, soy, walnuts and dark green vegetables) and GLA (Omega 6 oils found in

evening primrose oil, safflower, sunflower, walnuts, pumpkin, sesame, flax,

oils,

corn and hemp)

increase calcium absorption, reduce urinary calcium loss, increase calcium

deposition in bone and reduce inflammation.

http://www.betterbones.com/newsletters.htm

Notice all the other ingredients.

 

Here is the formula from: http://store./vitanet/calwitip180c.html

 

calcium (MCHA), 600 mg.

calcium (citrate/malate), 600 mg.

ipriflavone, 500 mg.

horsetail extract (5:1), 300 mg.

magnesium (aspartate), 115 mg.

manganese (aspartate), 30 mg.

zinc (picolinate), 30 mg.

copper (glycinate), 2.5 mg.

boron (glycinate), 2 mg.

vitamin C (as ascorbyl palmitate), 22 mg.

vitamin D3, 400 IU

vitamin K1, 500 mcg.

 

 

Where is Greg when you need him :-) :-)

[Guest guest]

Thank you SO MUCH! EFA's are so vital in many respects!!

Very complete and thorough information! Thanks again, JoAnn

 

JoAnn Guest

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Rick Muenzer <r.muenzer@v...> wrote:

> Here is some important info. on calcium.

> Again the omegas are more responsible than you would believe.

> This is one of hundreds of web pages saying the same thing =

> Calcium absorption is also greatly influenced by the omegas.

> Essential Fatty Acids

> While too much fat, and especially oxidized or trans fats, are

damaging to bone,

> high quality essential fats are important for optimum bone health.

Both EPA (Omega

> 3 oils found in fish, flaxseed,

> canola, soy, walnuts and dark green vegetables) and GLA (Omega 6

oils found in

> evening primrose oil, safflower, sunflower, walnuts, pumpkin,

sesame, flax, oils,

> corn and hemp)

> increase calcium absorption, reduce urinary calcium loss, increase

calcium

> deposition in bone and reduce inflammation.

> http://www.betterbones.com/newsletters.htm

> Notice all the other ingredients.

>

> Here is the formula from:

http://store./vitanet/calwitip180c.html

>

> calcium (MCHA), 600 mg.

> calcium (citrate/malate), 600 mg.

> ipriflavone, 500 mg.

> horsetail extract (5:1), 300 mg.

> magnesium (aspartate), 115 mg.

> manganese (aspartate), 30 mg.

> zinc (picolinate), 30 mg.

> copper (glycinate), 2.5 mg.

> boron (glycinate), 2 mg.

> vitamin C (as ascorbyl palmitate), 22 mg.

> vitamin D3, 400 IU

> vitamin K1, 500 mcg.

>

>

> Where is Greg when you need him :-) :-)