Calcium is the body´s most abundant mineral. Its primary function is to help build and maintain bones and teeth, which it does in cooperation with Phosphorus. In addition, Calcium aids in the process of blood clotting and in the control of the passage of fluids through the cells. It is also related to the proper functioning of the heart and neuromuscular system.
Kosher Calcium Magnesium (Kof K) Pareve
At least half of the Magnesium in the body is combined with Calcium in the bones. The remainder is in the red blood cells, muscles and other soft tissue. Magnesium is involved in muscle contraction and nerve function. Minerals are essential factors in human nutrition; they are constituents of the bones, teeth, soft tissue, muscles, blood and nerve cells. They act as catalysts for many biological reactions within the body and are important in the production of hormones.
