What is in the coral calcium?

Coral calcium products are composed of calcium carbonate, the very same inorganic calcium compound you may find in other sources such as rocks or limestone and has become one of the largest Scams in supplement history (see below). From a scientific point of view, there is hardly any difference between coral calcium and other once popular traditional calcium supplements such as Tums. They are all hard to absorb, and may all cause kidney stones, lung stones and small intestine stones in the long run.

On the other hand, the development of EZorb Calcium was powered by many years of persistent research on the myth of Okinawa and a latest technology breakthrough.

The technology invented literally reduced thousand-year evolution process in the nature to a few months. EZorb Calcium works even better than its natural counterpart. It has achieved significantly higher absorption and works in a wider range of pH environment.

The tremendous success of EZorb Calcium is a victory of science and mankind. Once again it proves to the world that nature wonders CAN be explained by modern science, and CAN be enhanced to produce better results.

The Paradox of Coral Calcium

Many coral calcium vendors have tried to connect coral calcium to the longevity of Okinawans.

The truth is coral calcium supplements are made directly ("uncut") from coral reefs. The only calcium source found in coral reefs is calcium carbonate, the same calcium compound that is easily found in other rocks and limestone, and has been available for commercial use for decades. What makes the calcium carbonate compound in coral calcium any different from that in other traditional calcium supplements?

The secret of long-life lies in the water of Okinawa, not the coral reefs that most coral calcium products are made from. After years of research scientists were able to identify the organic calcium compounds in the Okinawa water that are responsible for the good health of Okinawans. They are highly soluble organic calcium compounds created in the nature over thousands years evolution

Coral Calcium Alert

Time Magazine reported on Friday March 14, 2003 issue to the public about the coral calcium scam.

FTC Charges Barefoot and Marketers of Coral Calcium.

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