Even though calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body, many of us are deficient. This may be a result of Limited absorption of calcium (a source too difficult to digest) or insufficient hydrochloric acid which enhances calcium absorption. Common subjective indications of Calcium need are: muscle cramps at rest, frequent nose bleeds, frequent infections, rashes, sunburn, hives, and soft fingernails.
Hypocalcemia, commonly known as calcium deficiency disease, occurs when calcium levels in the blood are low. A long-term deficiency can lead to dental changes, cataracts, alterations in the brain, and osteoporosis. [What happens when calcium levels are low?]
Here’s what Dr. W. Friedman had to say about the webinar:
And here’s a cool story from Lisa Herndon FDN regarding Calcium Lactate:
Thanks Lisa! It’s great to share these successes, so please keep them coming!
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