Coral Calcium Supplement Could Be The Answer

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Calcium is needed for healthy bones and teeth - pretty common sense, right? But did you know that it's also needed for healthy muscles, nerve function, and is the most abundant mineral in the body?	Remember, body fluids of healthy individuals are alkaline (with a high pH value). Most degenerative diseases have been linked to mineral and calcium deficiencies that result in low pH levels.	Preferred Coral Calcium Plus contains nature's balance of 2 to 1 ratio of calcium to magnesium. Get 33% More when compared to other 90 count brands! Large 120 capsule size bottle.	This amazing marine coral calcium supplement purifies, alkalizes, and mineralizes your beverage. This formula has numerous coral minerals in it, and will turn your water into a super antioxidant drink.

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Calcium is needed for healthy bones and teeth. Integral for proper muscle, nerve and heart function as well as for energy production and immune function. Our bodies contain more calcium than any other vitamin or mineral.	Supreme Marine Coral Calcium contains over 75 trace minerals. It has 50 times as much calcium and provides 50 times faster absorption than the leading calcium supplements. Absorbed into the system within 20 minutes	This revolutionary new calcium supplement actually delivers the calcium it promises right into the cells of your bones where it's needed most. Osteoease does not have any known side effects.

The early European explorers discovered the secret and hauled shiploads of the calcium rich coral sands back to Europe. In Madrid Spain, the historic monument of the world's first drugstore contains rows of shelves labeled "Okinawa coral calcium from Japan". Today millions of people all over the world consume coral calcium, and as a result, there are millions of medical testimonials.

In the October 13, 1998 issue of the New York Times wrote an article appeared entitled "Calcium supplement Takes Its Place As a Superstar of Nutrients" in which it reports that a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association reported that "increasing calcium induced normal development of the epithelia cells. It also reported that the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition published "virtually no major organ system escapes calcium's influence" and that a research team from the University of Southern California found "adding calcium to the diet lowered the blood pressure in 110 black teenagers"

The January 14, 1999 issue of the Phoenix Republic wrote in an article entitled " Calcium Reduces Tumors" that the New England Journal of Medicine reported "adding calcium to the diet can keep you from getting tumors in your large intestine". Then the February, 1999 issue of the Readers Digest wrote in an article entitled "The 'Superstar' Nutrient" that the Journal of the American Medical published "when the participants consumption reached 1500 milligrams of calcium supplement a day, cell growth in the colon improved toward normal". The Digest also reported that the Metabolic Bone Center at St. Lukes Hospital believes that "a chronic deficiency of calcium is largely responsible for premenstrual syndrome (PMS)" and that "a lot of women are avoiding the sun and their vitamin-D levels may be very low". In the same article, the Digest reported that "in 1997 the large federally financed trial found that a diet containing 1200 milligrams of calcium significantly lowered blood pressure in adults". Then the May 3, 1999 edition of US World News Report wrote in an article entitled "Calcium's Powerful Mysterious Ways" , that, "Researchers are increasingly finding that the humble mineral calcium plays a major role in warding off major illnesses. 

What is coral?

Coral is composed of tiny, fragile living organisms called coral polyps. The polyps take calcium carbonate or limestone from the sea and build protective structures around themselves. As polyps die, new generations of polyps then grow on top of the coral and coral reefs are formed.

While coral reefs cover less than 1% of the planet's surface, they are homes to over 25% of all marine life (over 4,000 different species of fish, 700 species of coral, and thousands of other plants and animals). Since coral reefs are among the world's most fragile and endangered ecosystems, strict laws are enforced to preserve them.