Sentences with phrase «calcium ratio of»

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They have a caloric ratio that mimics breast milk, a fat profile that mimics olive oil, and have tons of vitamins and minerals in them — lots of magnesium, folate, calcium, potassium and phosphorus.

, and it has a very beneficial ratio of calcium to phosphorus.

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Water hardness generally refers to the ratio of calcium and magnesium deposits in household water as well as other minerals.

Speaking of vitamins, you might want to take a calcium supplement (calcium and magnesium combined together in a 2:1 ratio are easiest for your body to use), at least until you get used to your new diet.

The ratio of strontium to calcium in a given layer of coral reef — as well as the amount of a heavier isotope of oxygen in the carbonate itself — reflect the temperature in this historical record, but the isotopic information also reveals rainfall.

«When you measure the two of them together, you can use the strontium - calcium ratio to take away the temperature and that gives you a clear rainfall signal,» explains paleoclimatologist Nerilie Abrams of the British Antarctic Survey.

Stronger and glassier The ratio of calcium to silica in conventional cements ranges from 1.2 to 2.2, with 1.7 as the accepted standard.

David Hodell, Jason Curtis and Mark Brenner from the University of Florida obtained their evidence from the ratio of calcium carbonate to calcium sulphate in sediments from Lake Chichancanab, in Yucátan, Mexico, and from the proportion of heavy to light isotopes of oxygen in buried shells.

Using spectroscopy, stable isotope ratios (carbon, nitrogen and sulphur) were investigated in the collagen of the bones, along with the ratio of strontium to calcium in the bone mineral.

By measuring the ratio of magnesium to calcium we can estimate changes in temperature.

Back at their Georgia Tech lab, they analyzed the stalagmites for the ratio of oxygen isotopes contained in samples of calcium carbonate, the material from which the stalagmites were formed.

Because the tiny creatures build their shells from materials in seawater, their calcium carbonate homes reflect the ratio of the two isotopes in the seas of that time.

The «milks» derived from nuts are especially recommended for pregnant women because of its richness in folic acid and its good calcium / phosphorus ratio.

«The ratio of magnesium to calcium in coralline algae has been used as temperature recorder.

In addition to a long list of functions, Vitamin D is essential to maintain a healthy ratio of phosphorus and calcium for healthy bones and teeth.

There is so much to consider when it comes to supplements in general... for example, the ratio of calcium vs. magnesium for maximum absorption.

It's amazing that some «experts» reporting on the danger of Calcium supplimentation and its connection to heart disease report this without one mention of the need to take magnesium in conjunction with calcium or the fact that so much of our foods are supplimented with Calcium which gives a imbalance of calcium in ratio to magnesium if a person is not eating foods with magnesium or getting magnesium supplimenCalcium supplimentation and its connection to heart disease report this without one mention of the need to take magnesium in conjunction with calcium or the fact that so much of our foods are supplimented with Calcium which gives a imbalance of calcium in ratio to magnesium if a person is not eating foods with magnesium or getting magnesium supplimencalcium or the fact that so much of our foods are supplimented with Calcium which gives a imbalance of calcium in ratio to magnesium if a person is not eating foods with magnesium or getting magnesium supplimenCalcium which gives a imbalance of calcium in ratio to magnesium if a person is not eating foods with magnesium or getting magnesium supplimencalcium in ratio to magnesium if a person is not eating foods with magnesium or getting magnesium supplimentation.

I uses about a 1:1 ratio of calcium to water and it was a great consistency.

Due to the importance of the proper calcium / magnesium ratio in the body and the function of the sodium: potassium pump, magnesium deficiency can lead to:

I wrote before about how calcification of the arteries can occur when a person consumes too much calcium without the needed cofactors in the right ratios: Magnesium, Vitamin K2 and Vitamin D3.

Sugar was found to be the driving force behind calcium - phosphorous imbalance; the elimination of this refined food allowed the ratio to recover and glucose levels in the blood to normalize.

However, it is generally accepted that a ratio of 10:4, calcium to phosphorus, should be maintained for healthy bone density.

But to help our bones, we also need Vitmanin D, Magnesium and Calcium at ratio of 3:1.

I consider it a high priority for SODD sufferers to optimize their levels and ratios of sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium, to improve the zinc - to - copper ratio, eliminate toxic copper and manganese if present and to eliminate toxic metals from the body.

Studies show that only foods with a calcium to phosphorus ratio of 2:1 should be consumed by humans because phosphorus can prevent calcium absorption in the digestive system.

Because magnesium and calcium act in tandem, both complementing and blocking each other's effects when the ratio between them gets out of whack, excessive calcium can inhibit all of magnesium's bodily functions.

Taking an additional calcium supplement may be driving the ratio of calcium to magnesium to 4:1 or 5:1.

As you've just previously read, I really beieved that an under active thyroid was the missing link in my healing puzzle and as the Calcium / Potassium ratio is indicative of thyroid function I was itching to see this particular result!

With this in mind, I'm actually hoping that my hair mineral analysis does show a high Calcium over Potassium ratio which would confirm my gut feeling of a sluggish thyroid.

However, when I looked more closely, the results weren't as definitive as I was expecting — my ratio showed as 7.78:1 which indicates a «moderate sluggish thyroid «but there was another reading on the graph that was a lot more extreme than my Calcium / Potassium ratio... I think a part of me hoped that my thyroid was the only thing that needed immediate attention as I felt like I'd tried every other avenue... however my body just loves making my healing journey as hard as possible for me!

Not sure if it's available in the US but it has 2:1 ratio of calcium / magnesium and seems to be of high quality.

Dr. Mercola suggests a 1:1 ratio of calcium to magnesium as optimal.

This food database provides the calcium, fiber and total fat contents, calories, fat, carbohydrate and protein calorie ratios of approximately 7,000 food items.

This highly concentrated whole food extract also contains a complete array of naturally occurring minerals (including Potassium, Magnesium, and Calcium) in ratios easily absorbed by a beat - up body.

The only thing that works for me is a 2:1 ratio of Calcium citrate: magnesium citrate.

Specifically, with the highest ratio of bioavailable calcium / time for growth.

For example, they're thought to have calcium and magnesium in an ideal ratio, a very high amount of folate, which is essential for a healthy pregnancy, a good dose of energizing B vitamins like vitamin B6 and a decent amount of heart - healthy potassium.

Nevertheless, a certain ratio of calcium to phosphorus is necessary for bone production and renewal and a diet rich in fruits and vegetables and low in meat, grains and soft drinks is key to this balance.

You also need the appropriate ratios of calcium, magnesium, sodium, and potassium, and all of these are generally abundant in a whole food diet.

Vitamin A helps to lower parathyroid hormone by balancing the ratio of calcium to phosphorus in your body.

So, while the conclusion that taking vitamin D and calcium supplements may be bad for you is not false per se, it is incomplete, and therefore misleading... While the ideal or optimal ratios between vitamin D and vitamin K2 have yet to be elucidated, Rheume - Bleue suggests about 150 - 200 micrograms of K2 will meet the need for the «average» healthy person.

We should be taking an equal ratio of calcium to magnesium to prevent heart and kidney diseases that result from an imbalance of calcium to magnesium.

The proper balance for our body is a ratio of 2:1 calcium to magnesium.

BTW, your findings on calcium are backed up by the research in Hair Mineral Analysis which identifies the ratio of Calcium to Magnesium as the main driver of insulin resicalcium are backed up by the research in Hair Mineral Analysis which identifies the ratio of Calcium to Magnesium as the main driver of insulin resiCalcium to Magnesium as the main driver of insulin resistance.

So as you can see, the notion of a generalized «ideal» calcium - to - phosphorus ratio does not make much sense.

Given the special relationship between phosphorus, calcium, hormonal function, and bone health, some observers have recommended a precise ratio of calcium - to - phosphorus intake in our everyday diet.

In other words, a calcium: phosphorus ratio of 0.66 from whole, natural foods was not found to compromise bone calcium status.

Of course, a ratio of sorts is represented by the Dietary References Intakes (DRIs) that have been established by the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), since the adult calcium recommendations range from 800-1200 milligrams and the adult phosphorus recommendation is 700 milligramOf course, a ratio of sorts is represented by the Dietary References Intakes (DRIs) that have been established by the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), since the adult calcium recommendations range from 800-1200 milligrams and the adult phosphorus recommendation is 700 milligramof sorts is represented by the Dietary References Intakes (DRIs) that have been established by the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), since the adult calcium recommendations range from 800-1200 milligrams and the adult phosphorus recommendation is 700 milligramof Sciences (NAS), since the adult calcium recommendations range from 800-1200 milligrams and the adult phosphorus recommendation is 700 milligrams.

They also contain calcium, iron, and have a high protein quality (ratio of mg amino acid / gram protein).