Health Benefits

Features elevated levels of Calcium (525mg), Vitamin D (450 IU), Magnesium (315mg) plus Vitamin K and Boron to maintain bone strength and density.*

Natural, mixed vitamins (Betatene carotenoids and Vitamin E), enhance nutrient availability and absorption, while chelation improves mineral absorption.

Zinc-coated tablets that are easy to swallow, odorless, and free from artificial dyes and colorants so that you can confidently incorporate this supplement into your evening routine.

Supplement Facts & Ingredients

FAQ’s

What is the primary benefit of using Bone Support?

Bone Support is designed to contain optimal amounts of minerals that support rest and relaxation in the evening. As the name implies, Bone Support includes vitamin D, vitamin K, boron, calcium, and magnesium to support bone health.

What makes VitaMedica’s Bone Support product unique?

Quality – the ingredients, dosing, and formula are specifically designed to ensure optimal intake and absorption. The formulation contains natural vitamins, which provide better absorption than their synthetic counterparts, and chelated minerals for maximal absorption, in just the right balance of vitamins & minerals to eliminate the worry about whether you’re taking enough, or in the right combination. Contains no preservatives or dyes which can cause an allergic reaction in some individuals.

Who should use Bone Support?

Bone Support is indicated for those who do not eat the variety and quality of foods to obtain essential vitamins and minerals to optimize overall health and wellness. Because the supplement is formulated with higher amounts of B-complex, calcium, magnesium and vitamin D than a typical multivitamin, VitaMedica’s Bone Support is particularly well-suited for women between the ages of 35 – 65 years.

Who should not use the Bone Support?

Nutritional supplements have an excellent safety track record. However, certain individuals should seek the advice of their doctor before beginning any nutritional supplement program particularly diabetics, pregnant or lactating women. VitaMedica’s Bone Support contains niacin, which may cause a temporary redness of the skin and flushing. It also contains vitamin K and is contraindicated in patients taking blood thinners. Please refer to the Directions section for more information on precautions and contraindications.

If I eat a healthy diet, do I need to take Bone Support?

No, but the clear majority of Americans do not eat a healthy diet. Extensive research and decades of clinical practice have demonstrated the necessity of good nutrition for optimal health and well-being. Despite this knowledge, most Americans do not eat a well-balanced diet on a consistent basis. Of particular concern is inadequate consumption of a variety of fruits and vegetables. These foods are rich in vitamins, minerals, and essential fatty acids – nutrients that are vital for optimal health and wellness. A multi-vitamin & mineral supplement is designed to meet the nutritional needs of individuals who do not eat the variety and quality of foods needed to obtain optimal levels of these important micronutrients.

Bone Support is formulated with 150 mg of vitamin C. Shouldn’t I be getting more of this nutrient daily?

Not necessarily. Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin that has an excellent safety track record. While most individuals are accustomed to taking 500, 1,000 or even 1,500 mg of vitamin C daily, our bodies do not require this amount for optimal health and wellness. At high doses, the risk of toxicity with vitamin C is very low because unlike their fat-soluble counterpart, the body does not store the excess. But, taking amounts over 1,000 mg can cause gastrointestinal upset in some people. Supplementing the diet with 150 mg to 300 mg per day of vitamin C to support general health and wellness is sufficient for most individuals. A higher intake is recommended during periods of stress (injury, sickness, surgery) which is why VitaMedica’s Clinical Support Program is formulated with 750 mg of this nutrient.

The Supplements Facts Panel refers to two sources of Vitamin E (tocopherols and tocotrienols). Why are both forms provided in the formula?

To provide both vitamin E activity and antioxidant protective benefits. Vitamin E refers to a family of eight compounds: four tocopherols and four tocotrienols. In each family, the members are named alpha, beta, gamma, and delta. Normally in foods that contain vitamin E, each of the family members is present. However, in most supplements and topical skin care products, only one member is provided, typically alpha-tocopherol. While alpha-tocopherol provides the highest level of vitamin E activity, some of the other members like delta-tocotrienol and gamma-tocotrienol have more potent antioxidant effects. Including all members of the vitamin E family in a formula is more expensive but the finished product provides a broader range of benefits.

A few of the nutrients in Bone Support are well above the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA). Why are the amounts this high and are they safe?

The RDAs or Recommended Daily Allowances are nutritional guidelines that were originally established in 1941 by the National Academy of Sciences. The Guidelines reflect the minimum requirements to achieve health but do not take into consideration sex, age, weight, activity levels, and other dietary factors. For this reason, the RDAs are viewed as being deficient particularly as it relates to key antioxidants such as vitamin E and vitamin C. Instead, Optimal Dosages have been established by industry leaders that better reflect nutritional requirements based on findings from the many research and longitudinal studies conducted since 1941. Bone Support has been formulated to contain optimal amounts of each ingredient to ensure safety and efficacy. Of these, the B-Complex has a superlative safety profile even at much higher intakes than the RDA, as these water-soluble vitamins are not stored in the body.

Bone Support is formulated with 750 mg of calcium. Shouldn’t I be getting closer to 1,000-1,500 mg of calcium per day?

Yes. While adult women should obtain about 1,000-1,500 mg of calcium per day in their diet, it is difficult – and not recommended – to obtain this amount just from supplements. The best way to reach the daily recommendation of calcium is by eating foods high in calcium, such as low-fat dairy products, some dark green leafy vegetables, salmon, and peanuts, and using a supplement like VitaMedica’s Bone Support to cover any remaining balance.

Bone Support does not contain any iron. I thought iron was important; why is this mineral not included?

Women of child-bearing age need to make sure that they obtain an adequate amount of iron. Iron is important for growth, promoting resistance to disease, and preventing fatigue. However, iron-containing supplements should only be taken after lab tests show an iron deficiency. This is important because iron-overload is twice as common as iron deficiency. Importantly, iron supplements should be taken separately from Bone Support because iron interferes with the absorption of other nutrients.

I noticed in the Supplement Facts panel the word “chelate” after each mineral. What does chelate mean?

In general, our bodies absorb vitamins without much difficulty, but minerals are not absorbed so well. Chelation is a process that combines a mineral with an amino acid to enhance the absorption of the mineral by fooling the body into thinking it is absorbing the amino acid attached to the mineral. The mineral is pulled into the body along with the amino acid, ensuring its absorption. The extra expense related to this additional process to attach the amino acid to the mineral is well worth it.

My regular multivitamin contains some herbal ingredients. Why doesn’t VitaMedica’s Bone Support include these?

Because herbal supplements should be taken separately and used for condition-specific purposes only. In most cases, the practice of combining herbals with a multi-vitamin & mineral formulation supports a marketing position rather than providing a health benefit because the dosing is usually very low. Varro Tyler, a leading herb expert, recommends that herbs be used only for specific conditions and for a limited duration. Examples would include dong quai to relieve menopausal symptoms or St. John’s Wort to quell mild depression.

I normally take a multi along with a calcium, vitamin E, and vitamin C supplement. Do I need to continue taking these supplements while taking Bone Support?

Not necessarily. However, VitaMedica offers an Energy Support formula for use in conjunction with Bone Support. The two products comprise VitaMedica’s Multi-Vitamin & Mineral Program. One of the benefits of using both formulations is that they provide all the key vitamins and minerals necessary to obtain optimal health and wellness. For this reason, it allows many patients to simplify their nutritional supplement regimen by eliminating many of the additional supplements they have been taking. The only exception is women who have been instructed by their doctor to take additional calcium to prevent the progression of osteoporosis.

I noticed that the tablets are white. What is the reason for this and is the white color a dye?

To protect the Bone Support tablets from damage, they are coated with the mineral zinc which is a natural colorant. The supplement does not contain any artificial dyes or colorants.

Bone Support with Cal-Mag-D-Zinc and Restful Sleep

$27.95

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Made in USA

Physician Formulated

25+ Years of Clinical Use

Wind down your evenings with a comprehensive blend of essential nutrients designed to support rest and relaxation. Physician formulated to safely induce a sense of calm in the evenings without the use of melatonin or other sleep aids.*

Surpassing standard "one-a-day" multivitamins, this mineral intensive supplement combines calcium plus magnesium to naturally ease muscle tension and support a healthy stress response system.*

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