Jerry Coral Calcium is a licensed natural product of Canada. For more information see NPN 80007982 on Health Canada's website.

In the epicontinental sea, the multi-colored, exquisitely modeled, peerless coral is the mysterious natural matter formed by innumerable coral insects after generations of secretion and accumulation. It is usually named "the epicontinental sea-birdnest" because it richly contains special calcareous and 74 kinds of mineral substances and other trace elements.

Jerry Coral Calcium, extracted from the precious Mediterranean Sea coral, is physiological activation calcium that is easily to be absorbed by humans. Due to its rich mineral substances and trace elements, the coral calcium is the best choice of calcium sources from a quality perspective.

A Medical Department investigation demonstrates that the calcium intake by an average citizen is only 50% of the recommended quantity. Calcium deficiency is now a global health problem.

Principal effects:

Middle-aged and elderly persons: Calcareous diminishes rapidly with aging. If no calcium supplement is added, symptoms such as osteoporosis, arthritis and easy bone fracture will arise; With decrease of blood calcium levels, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, diabetes, and heart rate disorder will increase.

Women of all ages: Because women differ from the men in physiological functions, like the birth, nursing, menopause endocrine system changes and so on, women need "calcium supplements for life " in order to maintain tall and straight carriage, a healthy mind and body. 

Young people: Adolescents must have sufficient calcium supplements to guarantee their proper growth. Calcium deficiency can cause growth pains, poor concentration, susceptibility to allergies, cold, drowsiness, fainting, etc.

Content: 100 capsules per bottle

Ingredients: 500 mg calcium per capsule

Use suggested: 2 times per day, 1 capsule each time

The preceding information is provided for your reference only and is not intended for self-diagnosis or self-treatment of conditions that should be interpreted and managed by a qualified health care provider.