Get Complete With Coral Calcium

Coral Calcium is used by more than 6 million people in the United States. Consuming coral in our diet is important because of the way our body can process the unique organic elements found in coral. Among the oldest and most primitive of organisms on Earth are the corals. Coral reefs surround islands everywhere in the world, but the coral reefs surrounding Okinawa have been proven to be like no other. Out of over 2,500 varieties of coral, only the Sango Coral contains an organic composition identical to that of the human skeleton, including calcium, magnesium, sodium and potassium. Calcium is 35% of our body’s mineral makeup and our number one mineral. Because coral calcium is ionic and readily bioavailable, it does not become a free radical in the process and donates electrons to repair the damaged cells. We are adding vitamin D to the formula because of its role in calcium uptake. New guidelines are being researched because vitamin D plays such an essential role.

There is much debate about what is a better grade of coral calcium, marine bed (marine grade) or fossilized (beach sand). In his book, “Barefoot On Coral Calcium…” (page24) Bob Barefoot writes:

“It is important to recognize that two broad, but distinct types of coral calcium are used as health giving supplements by the Japanese and many people throughout the world. The first type is fossilized calcium that has been deposited on the landmass, or washed up on to beaches. The second type is taken directly from the seabed. It is marine bed coral. This marine bed coral is the coral that has dropped from the reef or is processed by reef inhabitants. Marine coral is closer in composition to the living forms of corals, because many minerals and organic elements are retained, in comparison to fossilized, land-based coral.”

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