Nutrition and Health

Marine Grade and Fossilized Coral Calcium

Marine grade coral calcium is mined underwater, while fossilized grade coral calcium is minded from beach sand. Although both forms of coral calcium originate from the same place, there are nutritional differences.

Seabed coral from which marine grade coral calcium comes has dropped from the reef naturally, or is processed by reef inhabitants. Its makeup closely resembles living coral since many minerals and organic components are retained. Harvesting coral calcium in this form neither damages the living reef nor reduces its mineral and nutrient content.

Fossilized coral calcium has undergone weathering from seawaters and been washed ashore. This process literally washes away some vital nutrients.

Coral Calcium 1 Formulation

Every Coral Calcium 1 capsule contains 1000mg of marine grade coral calcium safely harvested from the seas of Okinawa, Japan. No damage is done to living coral reefs in the process. Marine grade coral calcium is particularly nutrient rich, and contains more magnesium than other forms. In fact, each capsule it provides 120mg of magnesium. This is close to a 2:1 ratio of calcium to magnesium, which is the ideal dietary intake.

The human body requires Vitamin D to absorb calcium. To promote full absorption, Coral Calcium 1 includes 800 IU of Vitamin D3. With this formulation, cou can be confident the vital calcium supplement is actually reaching your cells!

Coral Calcium 1 also contains over 70 trace minerals, in naturally occurring proportions, close to the human body's mineral content. Among the minerals found in each Coral Calcium 1 capsule are zinc, iodine, iron, copper and potassium.

To determine which formulation best fits your needs, compare your current calcium intake, either dietary or calcium supplement based, with the nutrition provided by the coral calcium supplement.