Tiens Tianshi Nutrient Calcium Powder

Dervived from Mangolian Cow’s spine. Calcium is an important element necessary to support many areas of our body's daily functions. It is stored in the bones and teeth to keep them strong. It helps muscles and blood vessels to expand and contract. It is vital for sending of messages through the nervous system. For young children and older adults, particularly women, it is very important to ensure regular adequate supplies of easily absorbed Calcium. Tianshi High Calcium is a unique source of highly bio-available Calcium. Each sachet contains more than 4000mg of pure Calcium per 100 gm. 

The main active ingredient is calcium hydroxyapatite, Ionised calcium compounds derived from calf bones. Vitamins: Vitamin D, vitamin K, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin A, B group vitamins.

Calcium is one of the most crucial chemical element that builds and regulates our body.  It is responsible for strong teeth and healthy bones. The proper concentration of this element ensures normal blood clotting and contributes to normal muscle function, as well as contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism. We get recommended amounts of calcium from the food we eat. In many cases to avoid calcium deficiencies, a dietary supplement should be considered.

Calcium is a chemical element essential for life. It is responsible for many functions of our body, for example normal function of digestive enzymes and blood clotting. It also ensures normal muscle function and proper functioning of the nervous system. Above all, calcium is an essential building block for bones and teeth. The more of the element is provided to our body in childhood and adolescence, the greater the chance we will have for a stronger, so-called peak bone mass, which is achieved roughly around 30 years of age. Between the age 30 and 50 it is stable, then begins to decrease. Calcium helps to reduce the loss of bone mineral in post-menopausal women. Low bone mineral density is a risk factor for osteoporotic bone fractures. However, this process can start earlier, since up to 99% of calcium is deposited in the bones, and only 1% in the tissues.