Calcium Phosphate

Primary Application
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For what
Skeletal and Muscular
Mental Health and Nervous
Source
Vitamins and Minerals
For whom
People

Calcium Phosphate is a natural source of calcium and phosphorus derived from soft rock phosphate. It may help support strong bones and teeth, healthy muscle function, and nervous system balance, while also contributing to overall vitality and mineral equilibrium.


Calcium Phosphate
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