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Cytoplan Organic Wholefood Calcium is a natural seaweed product harvested under an exclusive license from the cool, clean and pristine waters off Iceland’s south-west coast. This is an area untouched by international shipping and industry. Where the warm waters of the gulf-stream meet the cold clean waters of the Arctic, the perfect conditions exist for deposits of Lithothamnion to build up.
Key features:
- An organic, wholefood supplement
- Provides 200mg of elemental organic calcium per capsule
- Calcified seaweed has a porous and hydrolysed surface area which helps it be very soluble within the hydrochloric acid of the stomach, allowing good uptake. Calcium carbonate conversely is not soluble
- Contains no additives
- Our Wholefood Calcium is certified organic by the Soil Association
- Suitable for adults and children (aged 4 years and above)
- Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
The benefits of Calcium
Calcium contributes to normal:
- muscle function
- neurotransmission
- blood clotting
- energy-yielding metabolism
- digestive enzyme function
Calcium also contributes to:
- the maintenance of normal bones and teeth
- the process of cell division and specialisation
- the normal growth and development of bone in children
- the reduction in the loss of bone mineral in post-menopausal women. Low bone mineral density is a risk factor for osteoporotic bone fractures







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