Calcium With Vitamin D3: Benefits for Bones, Muscles, and Healthy Aging
Calcium and vitamin D3 are one of nutrition's great partnerships, and together they form the foundation of lifelong bone and muscle health. Nutrovell Calcium with Vitamin D3 brings them together, along with magnesium and zinc, in one convenient daily softgel.
Why calcium and D3 belong together
Calcium is the mineral your body builds bones and teeth from, and it also powers muscle contraction, nerve signalling and healthy blood vessels. Vitamin D3 is the key that unlocks it, helping your intestine absorb the calcium you take in. Pair them and each works better.
Support that matters at every age
Younger adults build bone, midlife adults work to preserve it, and older adults especially benefit from supporting bone and muscle strength. A daily calcium-and-D3 supplement is a simple way to help meet your needs across the years.
A complete mineral blend
Nutrovell goes beyond calcium and D3 by adding magnesium and zinc, minerals that also contribute to normal bones and overall wellness, giving you well-rounded support in a single softgel.
Great alongside an active lifestyle
Supplements work best as part of the bigger picture. Pair your daily softgel with weight-bearing activity like walking, resistance training and good protein intake to help keep bones and muscles strong as you age.
How to take it
Take one softgel daily with a meal. Because calcium can affect the absorption of thyroid medicine, certain antibiotics, iron and bone medications, simply space your supplement a few hours from those if you take them.
The bottom line
Calcium builds and maintains your skeleton, and vitamin D3 helps you absorb it. Nutrovell Calcium with Vitamin D3, plus magnesium and zinc, makes supporting bone and muscle health easy with one daily softgel.
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- National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements. Calcium Fact Sheet for Health Professionals.
- National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements. Vitamin D Fact Sheet for Health Professionals.
- National Academies of Sciences. Dietary Reference Intakes for Calcium and Vitamin D.
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