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Bariatric Advantage - Calcium Lozenges Mint (90/270 Count) |
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| *** Not Available As A Free Sample*** The chewable Mint flavored lozenge was developed to conveniently meet multiple needs of the Bariatric patient. The strong cinnamon flavor helps the patient address ketosis breath and general breath odor along with pro | ||
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*** Not Available As A Free Sample*** The chewable Mint flavored lozenge was developed to conveniently meet multiple needs of the Bariatric patient. The strong cinnamon flavor helps the patient address ketosis breath and general breath odor along with providing the most bio-available form of calcium and other nutrients that have been shown to support bone health. The delicious chewable cinnamon is a favorite among our patients is very low in carbohydrates and provides them with the most bio-available form of Calcium and other minerals that have been shown to promote bone health. Nutrients that make up our Chewable Calcium Citrates are: Calcium Citrate ? Repeatedly shown to be the most bio-available form of calcium. Calcium Citrate does not require an acidic environment for absorption so it is an excellent choice after weight loss surgery. This form of calcium may protect against kidney stones so it is safe to recommend to ?at-risk? patients. Magnesium Chelate ? Magnesium is important for bone health and supports calcium absorption. The amino acid chelate is easy to digest and is not likely to be irritating. Magnesium is also an important nutrient for cardiovascular health. Vitamin D3 ? This natural form of vitamin D is readily converted to the active form needed for bone health. Vitamin D is needed both for calcium absorption and utilization. It is especially important to DS/BPD patients who have malabsorption of fat soluble vitamins. Vitamin K ? Vitamin K plays an important role in bone health. Vitamin K is needed to synthesize osteocalcin a major protein in bone. Low levels are associated with bone loss in men and women. |
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