Bari-Tec®
Bone Support

Due to the economy, we are cutting back on production of this product. It is only available in the dispenser pack link below.
You may order Bone Support by the bottle, or as part of the convenient Bari-Tec Dispenser Packs and actually save money!

• Did you know? Almost 80% of all women over the age of 50 develop Osteoporosis.
• How can you tell? A simple blood test will see if your calcium level is adequate. Ask your doctor.
• Mature women need calcium to prevent break down of bone. There is also a growing body of research that suggests that calcium may prevent PMS.
• Dairy Is Not For All Women - When calcium is mentioned, the first source that comes to mind is dairy products (milk and milk products). However, if a woman is lactose intolerant, vegan vegetarian, or allergic, has religious or other self-imposed dietary restriction, or if she just doesn't like milk, dairy foods are not the best option
• Does it matter what form of calcium I take to supplement my diet? Yes! Calcium can be purchased in many forms. These forms vary in the amount of calcium they contain and also vary in the rate of absorption. The two most common forms are calcium salts: calcium carbonate and calcium citrate. The raw cost of calcium salts are inexpensive, thus many companies will use these forms to increase their profit margin.
• There are a couple of factors to consider when selecting calcium supplements, which include: safety, bioavailability, retention in tissues, proper dosages, and the balance of calcium with other nutrients.
• Patented amino acid chelated calcium is the best choice!
• How is amino acid chelated calcium different than calcium salts and does it need to be formulated with Magnesium for absorption? Calcium salts are calcium in an inorganic form that bound to chemical salts. Since these forms are inorganic the body does not readily absorb these salts and utilize them efficiently. Yet, their low cost makes them a common choice for formulating products. These minerals are often too large to pass through the intestinal walls intact so they must be restructured for absorption. These forms of calcium are responsible for the mass publication that calcium must be formulated with a specific ratio of magnesium for absorption.