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Vitamin D
Required for normal intestinal calcium absorption, vitamin D will decrease in the body with lack of sunlight, decreased dietary intake and malabsorption, all common occurrences in the elderly.

Folic Acid
The biggest value of folic acid as it relates to bone health is its involvement in homocysteine metabolism. Studies have shown that high homocysteine levels can be associated with bone loss due to the adverse effect of homocysteine on bone.

Boron
Shown to reduce urinary excretion of calcium by 44% and significantly increased serum concentrations of the important hormone,17ß-estradiol (actually to the same levels of women receiving estrogen therapy).

Ipriflavone
A plant estrogen-like compound studied in both animal and human trials, ipriflavone is believed to slow the rate of bone loss and may even increase the rate of bone formation. Women with osteoporosis given 600 mg per day of ipriflavone had a six percent increase in bone mineral density after twelve months, while the placebo group lost 0.3 percent in bone density.

Strontium
Researchers reporting in the New England Journal of Medicine found a 41% reduction in vertebral fractures over 3 years when adding strontium to a stable calcium and vitamin D diet regimen.

Suggested Use: 2 capsules twice daily with a meal or as directed by your health care professional.

120 capsules; plastic bottle

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