Coral Calcium Articles

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Fosamax Scare: ABC Shines Light on Spontaneously Breaking Bones

Another drug debacle is blowing up in the corrupt face of the FDA. I have reported for years that Fosamax and similar drugs are one of the greatest con jobs ever perpetrated on women (statins and mental health drugs hold the top spots). Now ABC news is highlighting the fact that women who have faithfully taken their Fosamax, which is known to create highly disorganized and chaotic bone structure, are experiencing spontaneously breaking femur bones from doing virtually nothing.

Read More: ABC, breaking bones, Calcium AEP, Coral Calcium, Daily Bone Xcel™, Daily Builder™, Fosamax, fraud

Bone Drugs Proven to Cause Poor Bone Quality in Humans

Two studies from the Special Surgery (HHS) and Columbia University Medical Center have confirmed the recent media attention on the extreme dangers to bone from the long-term use of bone drugs (bisphosphonates). The researchers found that after four years of use bisphosphonates had a negative effect on bones causing declining structural integrity of bone. This finding is very important because doctors expect patients to take these drugs for life. ABC news recently highlighted a number of faithful Fosamax users who experienced abnormal fractures in their large femur bone from doing very little.

Read More: bisphosphonates, Bone and Joint Helper™, bone quality, Calcium AEP, Chondroitin Plus, Coral Calcium, Daily Bone Xcel™, Daily Builder™, Tri-Cal

Vitamins and Calcium Reduce Breast Cancer Risk

In new research reported at the American Association for Cancer Research 101st Annual Meeting 2010 it was shown that basic vitamins reduce breast cancer risk by 30% and calcium reduced breast cancer risk by 40%.

Read More: breast cancer, Calcium, Calcium AEP, Coral Calcium, Daily Energy Multiple Vitamin™, Tri-Cal, vitamins

Early-life Calcium Affects Later-life Osteoporosis & Obesity Risk

Programming of bone cells early in life may depend on the calcium status of the mother during nursing. A new study suggests that a lack of calcium in this critical phase of development may lead to bone cells more inclined to make fat cells, in turn increasing the risk for obesity.

Read More: Calcium, Calcium AEP, Coral Calcium, Daily Bone Xcel™, nursing, osteoporosis, Tri-Cal

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