Our Red Marine Algae grows wild along the coast of Iceland where it is allowed to mature naturally, then is sustainably harvested from its marine habitat. Young, living plants are left untouched, preserving the coastal ecosystem.
Plant Calcium
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Bone Strength Take Care™ Slim Tablets
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Bone Strength Take Care™ Tiny Tabs™
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Organic Plant Calcium: Women Under 40
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Plant Calcium Benefits
Promotes bone density and normal bone creation, key for helping to reduce osteoporosis risk
Shown to support improved walking distance in a placebo-controlled trial††
Studies on plant calcium show that it supports a balanced gut microbiome‡
From living plants, not rocks
The plant-based calcium in Bone Strength Take Care ™ is sourced from Red Marine Algae (Lithothamnion) sustainably harvested from along the pristine Icelandic coastline. Many calcium supplements are not from plant sources of calcium, but from limestone rock that lacks many other bone-supportive nutrients. Our clinically studied Bone Strength Take Care delivers whole-food Calcium, Magnesium and 70 important trace minerals.* We add a proprietary blend of Vitamins K2 & D3 to ensure the body absorbs Calcium properly and effectively.
From living plants, not rocks
We know our source
Our mission every day is to deliver the quality you expect—including responsibly sourced, Non-GMO Project Verified, whole-food Calcium. Knowing our suppliers and the origins of their plants helps us uphold a supply chain that is both socially responsible and environmentally conscious. Our certified organic Red Marine Algae supplement has no limestone, no pesticides, and no animal bone. Just pure, plant ingredients that deliver bone-strengthening calcium your body can recognize as food..
We know our source
SUSTAINABLY HARVESTED, PERIOD.
† Adequate calcium throughout life, as part of a well-balanced diet, may reduce the risk of osteoporosis.
†† Frestedt et al., Nutr J. 2008 Feb 17;7:9.
‡ Aslam et al., Can Prev Res (Phila). 2020 Jan;13(1):101-116. Crowley et al., Mar Drugs. 2018; 16:216.