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Last decade coral calcium rode the wave of infomercial hype and then crashed under the weight of unsubstantiated claims. Naysayers promoted the idea that coral calcium (which is calcium carbonate) was no different than other forms of calcium carbonate supplementation, except it was more expensive. I have used coral calcium long before the infomercial era...

If a company sells a multivitamin or calcium supplement in a tablet form, they do not have absorbability or your health in mind. Discover how to identify a high quality mineral supplement.

Even a well-rounded diet may need calcium supplementation.

Supplementing with calcium is recommended to maintain good health and strong bones. All calcium supplements are not created equal, however, so choose carefully. Use this guide to help you choose.

Calcium is an essential mineral needed by all ages. However, many people are lacking it. Are you getting enough in your diet?

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Calcium absorption from the ingestion of coral-derived calcium by humans.

Dietary coral calcium and zeolite protects bone in a mouse model for postmenopausal bone loss.

Natural coral calcium carbonate as alternative substitute in bone defects of the skull

Effectiveness of synthetic hydroxyapatite versus Persian Gulf coral in an animal model of long bone defect reconstruction.

Microstructural evolution and nanoscale crystallography in scleractinian coral spherulites.

Effects of the coral calcium as an inhibitory substance against colon cancer and its metastasis in the lungs