 BoneMate™
For Healthy Bone & Teeth
 Bone is not a hard and lifeless structure - rather it is a complex, living tissue that completely regenerates about every eight years. Certain cells repair bone and draw calcium from blood to deposit into bone tissue while other cells break down old bone tissue. Because bones are constantly changing, they can heal and are profoundly affected by diet and exercise.
BoneMate contains three main ingredients to support the health of bone tissue and teeth.
- Ostivone® has been clinically shown to support bone mineral density, assist the body in slowing bone loss, and support the benefits of taking calcium. This nutrient is scientifically known as ipriflavone, part of the bioflavonoid family of compounds commonly found in plants.
- Calcium citrate malate, or CCM, is a patented form of calcium that has been studied in postmenopausal women. Women who consumed CCM experienced less bone loss than those who took an alternative calcium supplement or did not supplement with calcium.
- Magnesium is a key mineral for maintaining bone tissue. The body makes use of magnesium in its metabolism of calcium.
What it will do for you
This new bone supplement is important to overall health, particularly looking ahead to the retirement years, when bone related problems become a big concern. During teen years, bones grow in length and density, and maximum height is reached. Bones continue to grow more dense until about age 30, when peak bone density is attained.
As adulthood continues, our bones slowly start to lose density and strength, and we become targets for diseases such as osteoporosis late in life, in which bones become fragile and more likely to break. It's never too late to start strengthening our bones for the future.
While women are four times more likely than men to develop osteoporosis, bone health is important for men too. According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation, two million American men have osteoporosis, and another three million are at risk. Each year, men suffer from one third of all hip fractures that occur, and one third of these men will not suNive more than a year. In addition to hip fractures, older men' also experience painful and debilitating fractures of the spine, wrist and other bones due to osteoporosis.
Most of us are aware of the need to plan for retirement. Wisdom dictates that we set aside a little with each paycheck so we will have funds to draw on after we stop working. The same concept applies when looking ahead to our health in retirement years. In fact, we can think of our bones as a savings account. Our accounts contain only as much bone mass as we deposit. The critical years for building bone mass are from prior to adolescence to about age 30 - but no matter where we are in life, taking steps now to increase bone health will allow us to stand taller and firmer in our senior years.
Recommended Use:
5 capsules daily.
Ingredients
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