How much Calcium are you getting in your Bariatric Supplements?
Do you know how much Calcium is really in your Gastric Bypass Supplements?
Bariatric calcium comes in many forms. There are chewable forms, pills, drinks, and capsules. But do you really know how much calcium you are actually getting? If the product you take says it is 500 milligrams, is it really 500 milligrams of calcium? You may be surprised at the answer. Fillers and additives often take up a good portion of those milligrams.
Bariatric Vitamins and Supplements – Choose Carefully
Looks can be deceiving and that is why you should thoroughly investigate your choices before you choose your gastric bypass and supplements. Reading the labels is of the utmost importance. Labels can reveal some startling facts.
Labels – the Key to Knowing what is in Your Supplements
If you are taking a pill or chewable form of calcium there is a great chance that there is a list of fillers and additives in the “ingredients” section of the label. Some common fillers we have seen include lactose, silicon dioxide, stearic acid, and titanium dioxide.
If anything is listed in the supplement facts other than the vitamins and minerals, your bariatric calcium product is not all you think it is. It may say 500 milligrams on the front of the label but if there are fillers it is not uncommon for there to only be half or less of actual calcium.
Fillers and Additives in Calcium
Since your bones and teeth contain 99% of the calcium in your body the importance of taking fast absorbing calcium with no preservatives, sugar, or any additives is extremely important. Calcium in its purest form is exactly what you need to have.
Fillers need not be a part of your new and healthier lifestyle. Do your due diligence on any product but especially on your bariatric vitamins and supplements. It’s well worth the few minutes of extra time to get the proper amount of nutrition.




June 14, 2010 | Posted by Tina F
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