Calcimate Complete Covers all the Bases of Bone Building

- Dr. Joseph C. Maroon, M.D., F.A.C.S., world-renowned neurosurgeon, author and triathlete

“Calcimate Complete is an advanced calcium formula. Adequate calcium in a healthy diet may reduce the risk of osteoporosis by improving bone density. I recommend it because it contains all the nutrients critical to bone health.”


While bone health is primarily thought to be a women’s health concern, it is important to recognize that both women and men suffer from fractures and bone-loss disease at a surprisingly high rate. And both women and men can promote bone health by supplementing with advanced calcium formulas, like Calcimate Complete.

As we grow older, the vitamins and minerals stored in our bones begin to diminish, leading to many conditions associated with aging. Calcimate Complete can replenish your body with all the nutrients necessary to bone health, including:

• Calcium: The body uses it every day to build healthy bones and teeth. Over 99 percent of the calcium in your body is found in your bones and teeth!



• Magnesium: Found in nuts and grains, beans, fish and meats, magnesium also helps build bones and maintain strong, healthy teeth.



• Vitamin D-3: Your body will only manufacture vitamin D after the skin has been exposed to sunlight. Also known as the “sunshine vitamin,” vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that promotes the body’s absorption of calcium, and is essential for normal development and the maintenance of healthy teeth bones.



• Vitamin K: Helps the body make necessary proteins for the blood, bones and kidneys. It’s vital for blood clotting and helps the body transport calcium, known for its bone-supporting abilities. Additionally, a growing number of research studies now demonstrate that an age-related decline in vitamin K corresponds to reduced bone density.



• MBP® (Milk Basic Protein): A functionally active protein complex isolated and purified from milk protein. Studies show MBP is effective in increasing bone density by promoting bone formation and slowing the rate of bone mass reduction.