WHAT IS CALCIUM.
WHAT IS CALCIUM.
INTRODUCTION.
The discovery of the relationship between calcium and life activity and diseases is one of the most remarkable achievement in health product research in the last twenty_ five years of this century.human being cannot exist without calcium, calcium ions play an important role in the whole process of continuing life.
Just look at the relationship between calcium and life. Calcium is the source of human life, it plays an important role physiologically in every every stage of human growth, from conception to old age. Calcium is an essential and indispensable element needed to preserve the health of the body and to promote longevity.
Calcium is one of the basic constituents of the human body. 99% of which is present in the skeleton bones and teeth and the other 1% is present in blood and cells of soft tissues. The skeleton is both e frame work and calcium store of the body. During calcium deficiency, bone sets free a portion of it's calcium content to meet the demand of blood and maintain a dynamic equilibrium between bone calcium and blood calcium.
Calcium is also the most active metal elements in the human body. It plays a very important role in physiological processes such as neuromuscular reflexes, blood coagulation, cell adhesion, nerve impulse transmission and heart rthythm regulation.
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