Osteomeal
-Calcium is vital for strong bones and teeth, and the
health of the heart, muscles and nerves. It is especially
important during pregnancy, lactation and in the
menopause.
-Vitamin D3 acts as a regulator of calcium metabolism
and maintains the normal rate of bone formation.
-Zinc and magnesium are essential elements of
nutrition.
-They are important constituents of many enzyme
systems and are present in all tissues, Zinc speeds
wound healing and boosts the ageing of the immune
system.
-Zinc plays an important role in the treatment of
acrodermatitis enteropathica, anorexia nervosa, and
aphthous ulcer.
-Zinc and magnesium are widely distributed throughout
the body and are excreted in the faeces with only traces
appearing in the urine and have little or no role in
regulating the content of zinc in the body.
-Magnesium salts and calcium carbonate are important
during pregnancy for neutralizing hyperacidity of
common occurrence. Carbonate acts quickly for short
time, while magnesium acts for long time.