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IndicationsBoron is a trace mineral found in some bone, joint and multivitamin supplements, often together with Calcium, Magnesium and Vitamin D. It is used as part of these products to support bone and joint health. The evidence for…
IndicationsCalcium is used to:Prevent and treat calcium deficiency when diet does not provide enough.Support treatment of osteoporosis (weak bones) and osteomalacia, usually together with vitamin D.Meet higher needs during pregnancy, breastfeeding, growth and old age.Treat low blood calcium…
IndicationsCopper is an essential trace mineral. It is included in many multivitamin and mineral supplements to help meet daily needs, and is used to prevent or treat copper deficiency. Deficiency is uncommon but can happen after stomach or…
IndicationsPrevention and treatment of low blood magnesium, which can result from long-lasting diarrhoea, alcohol misuse, poorly controlled diabetes, water tablets (diuretics) or long-term use of acid-reducing medicines such as Omeprazole.As part of multivitamin and mineral supplements.Doctors sometimes recommend…
IndicationsManganese is an essential trace mineral. It is included in multivitamin and mineral supplements, in some bone and joint supplements, and in drip feeding solutions for people who cannot eat. True deficiency is rare, because most diets provide…
Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) helps the body absorb calcium for strong bones and muscles. It is used to prevent and treat vitamin D deficiency, rickets in children and soft bones (osteomalacia), and alongside calcium in osteoporosis. How to take…
Zinc is a mineral the body needs for growth, healing and immunity. Given with oral saline (ORS), it shortens diarrhoea in children and lowers the chance of it coming back. It is also used to treat zinc deficiency.…
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