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Calcium is a trace element that contributes to normal blood clotting and makes up for calcium deficiencies.
Calcium participates in the maintenance of normal teeth and bones. This mineral helps maintain normal blood clotting. It helps maintain energy and metabolism, as well as normal muscle function and neurotransmission. It helps support the function of digestive enzymes. It collaborates in the regulation of normal cell division and differentiation.
Calcium is a mineral salt, the most abundant in the body. But it is not made by the body. It must be brought daily through food. This is why calcium deficiencies in individuals are quite common. It is more than 99% contained in the skeleton, in the form of calcium sulphate (hydroxyapatites) which gives bones and teeth their strength and rigidity. The remaining 1% is present in the blood and in the extra-cellular fluid, and has many more functions on nerve conduction, muscle contraction, blood coagulation, hormone release, enzyme activation. More generally, calcium therefore has positive effects on the bones, to fight against cavities, to reduce nervousness, reduce spasmophilia and insomnia.
Pidolates are mineral calcium transporters which are very present in the plant kingdom. The minerals coupled to an organic substance (transporter) mimic the natural process of assimilation of minerals by our body. This process allows the body to recognize mineral supplements as food rather than as a piece of indigestible metal. The result is a dramatic increase in absorption and therefore bioavailability. Another significant advantage is the protection of minerals by the amino acids that literally surround the mineral, making it difficult to access and reactive to other compounds.
Pidolates are involved in many biologic processes. They are obtained by cyclization of an amino acid of vegetable origin. They improve the biodosponibility of the mineral they transport while optimizing its tolerance. This substance is a precursor of collagen (skin, bone structure) and has been recognized as an agent allowing the skin to maintain its mechanical strength and hydration. It is present in most tissues (liver, spleen, pancreas, without total, plasma, ...). It also has antianxiolytic activity and is therefore very well supported by the intestinal mucosa. It is therefore essential for the proper functioning of the intestine.
CJR (3 capsules / day)
* Calcium bisglycinate: 1,465.50 mg (26.00% buffered chelated calcium)
Rice husk powder, Pullulan wrap.
Weight per capsule: 1,795.50 mg
Bottle of 90 capsules.
Scientific references
(1) Lovelock J., Porterfi eld B. "Blood clotting: the function of electrolytes and of calcium.". Biochemical Journal [Online]. 1952. Vol. 50, n ° 3, p. 415-420. Available at: <http://dx.doi.org/10.1042/bj0500415> • Sudhof T. "Calcium Control of Neurotransmitter Release.". Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Biology [Online]. 2011. Vol. 4, n ° 1, p. a011353-a011353. (2) Dawson-Hughes B. "Dietary calcium and vitamin D and bone health.". Bone [Online]. 2001. Vol. 29, n ° 3, p. 296.
Usage tips
Recommended dose: 3 capsules per day.
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