BENEFITS OF CALCIUM L-THREONATE





One important benefits of calcium are bone growth and skeletal development. With enough calcium intake, bone development is prolonged which is essential for bone growth in small children and young adults. Calcium is all you need for growth, development, and complete nutrition. Another benefit of calcium is to help maintain weight. Calcium acts as a natural catalyst on the metabolism, which increases the digestive processes. This helps in burning the fat cells in the body, which directly helps you in losing weight. 




MORIKAMI CALCIUM L-THREONATE: BEST CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT


With a sufficient intake of calcium in your regular diet, you are protected from various cardiovascular diseases, as well as hypertension. The deficiency of calcium in the body can affect the nervous system, which is directly connected to vital organs such as the heart. Calcium helps other nutrients to transport in our body. This means that calcium not only provides the basic support for the skeletal structure, but also ensures that each cell receives the nutrients to replicate and grow.





MORIKAMI CALCIUM L-THREONATE: BEST CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT



L-Threonate was shown to reduce learned helpfulness linked to depression, reduce cognitive deficits in mice with Alzheimer’s, and enhance fear extinction which could be beneficial for symptoms of PTSD.  Our bodies use this mineral in order to form bones, while enhancing nerve and muscle functioning. Focusing on our nervous system, magnesium also helps increase glucose metabolism and energy.




MORIKAMI CALCIUM L-THREONATE: BEST CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT

L-Threonate improves synaptic activity. Due to this increased activity, users experience positive effects on various types of memory. While focusing on older subjects specifically, memory recall improved. MORIKAMI CALCIUM L-THREONATE is formulated to provide calcium daily requirement. It also promotes bone health and supports bone growth and bone development.


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