Calcium
Microcrystalline hydroxyapatite complex
- Products
- 3
Upper Intake Level · NIH Office of Dietary Supplements
2.5 g
Tolerable Upper Intake Level (adults, NIH ODS): 2,500 mg/day (19-50 y); 2,000 mg (51+).
NIH ODS Health Professional fact sheet →Authorized claims — 6 effects per authority
What this ingredient does
Function claims officially authorized by EFSA NDA Panel, FDA, or NIH ODS. Each card links to the source opinion + the claim ID in the EU/US regulatory register.
↑ Supports / contributes to
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Maintenance of normal bones
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Normal muscle function
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Normal blood coagulation
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Normal energy-yielding metabolism
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Normal function of digestive enzymes
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Role in the process of cell division
Label dose distribution · 3 labeled products
Min
800 mg
Typical
800 mg
Max
800 mg
Other forms of Calcium
25 sibling forms
Distinct chemical forms sharing the same parent nutrient. Different UNIIs, different bioavailability, different effects — never collapsed.
- 38,972CalciumUNIImineral
- 255Calcium D-GlucarateUNIImineral
- 101Calcium CarbonateUNIImineral
- 64MCHCmineral
- 57Coral Calciummineral
- 50Calcarea CarbonicaUNIImineral
- 49Calcium D-PantothenateUNIImineral
- 49Microcrystalline Hydroxyapatitemineral
- 43Calcium (Citrate)UNIImineral
- 38Calcium-Beta-Hydroxy-Beta-Methylbutyrateherb
- 37Microcrystalline Hydroxyapatite concentratemineral
- 23fossilized Coral Calciummineral
- 14Calcium UndecylenateUNIImineral
- 13MCHAmineral
- 12Calcium (Ascorbate)UNIIvitamin
- 11Calcium GluconateUNIImineral
- 9Calcium PhosphateUNIImineral
- 8DimaCalmineral
- 7Calcium LactateUNIImineral
- 7Elemental Calciummineral
- 6Dicalcium Phosphatemineral
- 6Dibasic Calcium PhosphateUNIImineral
- 6Calcium Bisglycinate Chelateherb
- 6Calcium D-Aspartic Acidmineral
- 6Calcium SulfateUNIImineral
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