Studio : MDR

Publisher : MDR

Binding : Health and Beauty

Product Description
Are You Getting Enough Calcium in Your Diet? The U.S. Government recommends that you get 1000 mg to 1500 mg of Calcium in your diet every day. But surveys reveal that only 44% of adult males and only 23% of adult females meet the recommended intakes.(1) Consistently low calcium intake can lead to muscle cramps, leg cramps, premenstrual syndrome, cavities, and the deadly disease - osteoporosis. Beware of Osteoporosis! Ask your doctor about performing a bone density scan to make sure your bones aren't being drained by low Calcium intake. Bone loss can start as early as the age of thirty. Females are four times more likely to develop this disease than men. Athletes are also at increased risk for Calcium loss. One study showed that athletes lose an average of 422 mg of Calcium per training session just through sweating.(2) Low levels of Calcium are linked to decreased bone density. Evidence of the Need for Vitamin D Vitamin D, as provided by Nite-Cal, helps your body absorb Calcium.(3) In Boston, 247 postmenopausal women received daily supplements of 2.5 or 17.5 mcg of Vitamin D for two years. The women also received 500 mg of Calcium per day. The group receiving the higher dose of Vitamin D had significantly less bone loss from the hip.(4) Protect your Bones Day Nite! The doctors at MDR know how important it is to get enough Calcium every day along with nutrients like Vitamin D that aids Calcium's absorption. MDR offers Nite-Cal with not only bone-healthy Calcium, but Magnesium to help keep your bones and nervous system functioning at the optimal level. Magnesium is also essential for converting food into energy to get you through the day. Plus, MDR Nite-Cal provides you with Zinc, Copper and Manganese - all important nutrients for your bones and overall health. MDR also added in a bonus mineral in the Nite-Cal formula: Boron, which is highly beneficial for women and and healthy
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