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All You Need to Know About Calcium

Calcium is the most abundant mineral in your body. It makes up about 2% of your total body weight. Most of your calcium is in your bones - 98% of it. Another 1% is in your teeth and the last and perhaps the most important 1% is in your blood. Even though the amount in your blood isn’t much, it is important: If there isn’t enough in your blood, your body takes the calcium it needs from your bones!

Calcium is crucial for much more than just your bones and you simply cannot function without it. Calcium is needed to help regulate your heartbeat, control your blood pressure, clot your blood, contract your muscles and send messages along your nerves. It is also needed to make different hormones and enzymes, especially the ones that control your digestion, how you make energy and how you digest fats. In addition calcium helps build connective tissue.

We know that calcium is important for our bones. The bottom line is this: If your bones are strong to begin with, and if you keep giving them plenty of calcium as you get older, you will help keep your bones strong throughout your life. Even if osteoporosis has already begun, getting enough calcium can slow it down. You need calcium to avoid the crippling effect of brittle, easy breakable bones.

Additional Notes on Calcium:

1. Most people do not have side effects from taking calcium, even in high doses. To be on the safe side, do not take more than 2000 mg of calcium per day (including from food and supplements).

2. Research on calcium and colon cancer shows promise. In general, the lower your calcium intake, the greater your risk of getting colon cancer.

3. For years doctors warned those with kidney stones to avoid calcium supplements. Recent research says, in fact, the opposite may be true. Women who had the highest intake of calcium were the least likely to have kidney stones.

4. You need vitamin D and magnesium with your calcium for the most from your calcium.

5. One Life’s Calcium Plus contains a combination of calcium carbonate and calcium citrate.

6. The calcium combination found in calcium from coral is calcium carbonate.

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Calcium robbing Drugs. There are common prescription and over-the-counter drugs that can rob your body of calcium and lead to a variety of problems, including osteoporosis. If you regularly take any of the following drugs, talk to your physician about calcium supplements.

1. Cortisone and Other Steroid Drugs

2. Thyroid Drugs

3. Drugs for High Cholesterol

4. Aluminum Antacids (Maalox, Rolaids and others),