MYTH: Calcium Helps Your Bones and Osteoporosis. TRUTH: It's Way More Complex Than That
Nope. This does nothing for your bones.
Calcium is extremely difficult to get into your blood in a usable form. Most people think that since your calcium levels decline when you get osteoporosis, all you have to do is increase your calcium intake. It doesn't work.
Some people were told by their doctors that you need Vitamin D to make the calcium bioavailable. This is true. But it still doesn't help.
For calcium to be usable to your blood, you need to create a reaction with magnesium. The trouble with magnesium is that you need to create a chemical reaction with magnesium. The trouble with magnesium is that you need to create a chemical reaction with chromium. The trouble with chromium is that you need to create a chemical reaction with selenium. The trouble with selenium is that you need to create a chemical reaction with ascorbic acid (vitamin c).
All of these vitamins and minerals must be available and interact with calcium in this order for it to finally become available to your blood.
The trouble with just getting calcium into your blood is that your blood will never make it into where you need it. Your bones produce blood then push blood out. Their molecular structure is so dense that blood cannot pass into them. This is why every part of your body is blood red except for your bones. They are white...
Full Story: This blog was produced by the maker of Fixbin for Extraordinary Blood and Bone Revitalization, JBNI Biodrux Naturaceuticals.
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