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Saludynam – For your health protection.
Osteoporosis prevention isn’t just for the elderly. It starts really young – before birth, actually, when the quality of a mother’s diet affects the baby’s bones and continues throughout childhood when optimum amounts of calcium and o-factors keep bones growing strong. Bone loss begins in your 30’s or earlier if you are not careful about preserving bone density.We can improve bone strength throughout adulthood, and even during pregnancy and menopause we have the opportunity to help preserve our bone mass.
You can minimize the risk of osteoporosis with a bone healthy diet and lifestyle combined with highly soluble, supplemental nutrients that are easily absorbed. Osteoporosis occurs over a lifetime, so prevention over a lifetime is the key.
Bone loss begins in your 30’s
Easy lifestyle changes in diet, exercise and supplementation at any time will have a positive impact on your future bone health.
Protect and strengthen with more magnesium during the adult years
Although peak bone density usually hits at age 30, exciting new research finds we can still impact the quality of our bones well into our 40’s. This impacts bone strength – and strong bones do not fracture. If there is not sufficient magnesium, bones are more brittle, less flexible, and fracture more easily. Many studies show that children, pregnant women and the elderly have better bones if they have higher magnesium in their diet. In one study, 71% of women in early menopause arrested bone loss (usually 8% every year) and some even increased their bone density by taking magnesium.
Salus Calcium Magnesium is an effective and safe choice because it:
- Addresses the unique requirements of your bones.
- Suits your diet.
- Addresses the challenges of calcium utilization and absorption.
- Is safe to take every day, over a lifetime.
- Is easy to swallow – and tasty, too!
- Is made by Salus – famous for quality and helping people stay healthy.
In line with science, Salus Calcium Magnesium has a higher ratio of magnesium, plus added zinc and vitamin D; this ensures the calcium is delivered to and laid down in the bones properly for optimum bone strength.
Not just for bones
Calcium and magnesium deficiencies have been linked with PMS and painful periods, difficulty sleeping, common pregnancy complaints, leg cramps, and decreased exercise capacity. By correcting deficiencies, you may be able to say goodbye to some familiar symptoms.