Colloidal calcium (CA) 200ml

79,90 € incl. 19 % Basket VAT

Colloid in aqueous solution, 65 ppm, double distillate Ingredients: 99.93% pure calcium in aqueous solution

Art no.: KolloCA200

Description

Colloidal Ionic Calcium (CA) 200ml

As the fifth most abundant element on earth, calcium is widespread in rocks, soils, organisms and waters. In human metabolism, too, this mineral, which is the most important in terms of quantity, performs a multitude of tasks.

Our body contains about 1.2 kg of calcium. Of these, 99% are stored as calcium apatite (an extremely stable and insoluble compound) in bones and teeth. The mineral is taken up with the food and reaches the bones via the blood. There it combines with phosphoric acid to form a solid, cement-like structure. The dry mass of the bones weighs about 5 kg, of which 1 kg is pure calcium.

Calcium plays a passive role in bone formation. It is highly dependent on other nutrients such as silicon, copper, zinc, manganese and vitamin D, among others.

Calcium directs the necessary nerve impulses for all controlled muscle movements. Therefore, calcium is transported from the bones into the muscle during every load. To prevent demineralization, the bone is immediately supplied with new calcium. Accordingly, our bones are never equally strong, but change constantly in their firmness. Depending on the type of bone tissue, the bone-forming cells absorb more or less calcium.

The bone with the highest calcium consumption is the bone arch on the jawbone in which the teeth sit.

The main part of calcium is used for bones and teeth. But just the remaining body calcium (about 1%) performs important functions in the blood and in the body cells. Plasma calcium (in the blood) is involved in activating the blood coagulation system.

In the cells, calcium is responsible for the permeability between the individual cells and for the transmission of neuromuscular impulses. This is what lays the foundation for coordinated movements. Calcium is also involved in the transmission of hormones and neurotransmitters. The latter ensure a good mood.

In order for the nerve- and hormone-controlled processes to run smoothly, the calcium concentration in the blood must always have an almost constant value of ten mg per tenth of a litre of blood serum. This is guaranteed by three hormones. The parathyroid hormone ensures a constant level of calcium in the blood. The calcitonin, on the other hand, reduces an excess of calcium and the calcitriol in vitamin D finally causes calcium from food to enter the blood via the intestinal mucosa.

Calcium is one of the most powerful "bosses" in our brain and nervous system. Two other important minerals, sodium and potassium, then work closely together with calcium to transmit stimuli. Calcium deficiency in nerve and brain cells causes symptoms ranging from nervous anxiety to severe psychotic or neuromuscular deficits.

Correct ratio of phosphorus to calcium

Although the mineral phosphorus fulfils important functions in the organism, the phosphates (= salts of phosphoric acid) can lead in concentrated form to a breakdown of calcium from the bone mass. A phosphorus-calcium ratio of 1.5 : 1 is barely sufficient for the metabolism. However, those who consume many phosphate-containing foods such as meat, ready meals and sweet, carbonated drinks (e.g. cola) can easily achieve an additional gram of phosphorus per day and thus a ratio of 2 : 1 or even 2.5 : 1.

 

Function
physical - cell metabolism, elasticity and flexibility of tissues, boneformation, hematopoiesis, binding agent for protein building, against cramps, for parathyroid gland, which produces testosterone and estrogen.
mental - fear of losing control, overexertion, fear of the future, despair, dissatisfaction, despondency, weakness of memory. Gives resilience and drive
spiritual - development worker, for spiritual growth


Warning symptoms
Calcium deficiency can cause the following symptoms: Muscle cramps, tingling and numbness, paralysis, lack of muscle control, low pulse, palpitations, sleep disorders, bleeding, joint pain, anxiety, growth disorders in children, tooth decay.



Changes in age
Age is also an important factor in calcium requirements: While, for example, an infant can completely renew its skeleton within one to two years, calcium turnover decreases with increasing age. Bone resorption predominates from the age of 40 onwards. This is not due to a deterioration in absorption capacity, but rather to the fact that calcium excretion into the intestines increases with age and the deposition of calcium in the skeleton is reduced.

The main reasons for this change in old age are fluctuations in hormone levels. Therefore, calcium deficiency symptoms occur most clearly in women during the hormonal transition phase, i.e. after the menopause. The ovaries then stop producing the hormone estrogen, which maintains bone mass. The disproportion between degradation and build-up leads to a drastic reduction in bone mass. This is obvious because the calcium circulates through the blood and is in constant exchange with the bones and body cells. The body withdraws the mineral where it is not immediately vital: from the bone cells. If calcium deficiency persists, osteoporosis can develop.

Shelf life in food
Too long watering and cooking washes out this important mineral substance.


Substances that influence calcium
Certain substances in food are naturally calcium destroying. This means they bind the mineral in the intestine and make it unusable.
These include foods rich in oxalic acid, for example: Rhubarb, chard and spinach (actually have a high calcium content). Phytinic acids have a similar effect (they are mainly found in cereals). Together with calcium, iron, zinc and magnesium, they form hardly soluble salts, which are then also excreted. Also be warned against consuming too much animal protein, it ensures a constant elimination of calcium in the urine. Caffeine and theophylline (in black tea) also promote calcium excretion via the kidneys.

 

Use
for optimal absorption of colloidal calcium:
The above effect can be achieved by taking 1 TL once a day or ½ TL twice a day with a glass of water at mealtimes. The intake period should be at least 10 weeks. As with all other colloids: try it yourself, not every body reacts the same. The spoon used should be made of plastic or wood (no metal!).

 

200ml bottle 65 ppm
Technological production from pure calcium
EUR 79,90
Ready for shipment in 2 - 3 days

 

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Legal notice: Essences and oscillating agents are food within the meaning of Art. 2 of Regulation (EC) No. 178/2002 and have no direct effect on the body or psyche proven according to classical scientific standards. All statements refer exclusively to energetic aspects like aura, meridians, chakras, etc.