why dos your product have calcium? we are told not tbuy it with calcium it interferes with HCA
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I'm sorry that I can't answer your specific question but I can say that My wife & I did try this for 90 days and lost NO weight. Actually we gained weight
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Hi,We appreciate your question. All Garcinia Cambogia contains traces of calcium and potassium. Calcium isn't absorbed to its fullest without the benefit of vitamin D. This might be the "mix-up" in your knowledge. If you look at our product we also add the benefits of chromium. Chromium works well with HCA and has been used for years as a weight loss supplement. In short, if you find Garcinia Cambogia that does not contain Calcium, you should question it. It would take an extremely expensive extraction process to achieve this. We hope this information is helpful. Thank you again for the opportunity to clear this up. Hi,We appreciate your question. All Garcinia Cambogia contains traces of calcium and potassium. Calcium isn't absorbed to its fullest without the benefit of vitamin D. This might be the "mix-up" in your knowledge. If you look at our product we also add the benefits of chromium. Chromium works well with HCA and has been used for years as a weight loss supplement. In short, if you find Garcinia Cambogia that does not contain Calcium, you should question it. It would take an extremely expensive extraction process to achieve this. We hope this information is helpful. Thank you... » Read More Hi,We appreciate your question. All Garcinia Cambogia contains traces of calcium and potassium. Calcium isn't absorbed to its fullest without the benefit of vitamin D. This might be the "mix-up" in your knowledge. If you look at our product we also add the benefits of chromium. Chromium works well with HCA and has been used for years as a weight loss supplement. In short, if you find Garcinia Cambogia that does not contain Calcium, you should question it. It would take an extremely expensive extraction process to achieve this. We hope this information is helpful. Thank you again for the opportunity to clear this up. « Show Less
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I don't think it has calcium but you would get that with your daily dairy intake. I take this and showed it to my doctor and she made a statement it's actually better and dye free of what they would have given. I love it! Here is a copy of the website link, so you can look at the ingredients a bit more yourself. http://www.thesynergycompany.com/v/prenatal.html
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Just like Ira explained, we created different presentations to provide our customers with different choices. Some of our clients like it with Calcium, others don't; either way, there's a product for every body and everyone is happy :)
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It is more or less 600mg but they use calcium carbonate which is not good at all, that why makes the product not expense. I don't recommended.
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It does not mention calcium even under "other ingredients." They do have a phone number on the bottle 1-800-576-2878 and may be able to help you further. I'm not a doctor, so you may want to check with one, but I was getting leg cramps at night and starting taking this in the evening and the cramps stoppped. Good Luck. Lisa
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I ordered the Pet Tabs with calcium by mistake once. We usually use the AF formula. It probably does work and I'm sure it had calcium in it because they were much harder to break in half for out 15 LB doxies. (They get 1/2 a tab with each meal -2 times a day). The one question to ask maybe would be: ..What type of calcium is it? My Dr has told "me" to get calcium "citrate" as it is easier to absorb. Ask your Vet and check the ingredients. I will say we LIKE Pet Tabs and the were originally recommended by our Vet. Buying them on Amazon is a cost effective way to get them. Especially true if you are a Prime member!
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Honestly, I can't say that I have taken it regularly like I should have. I didn't notice any immediate effects. Furthermore, after researching Garcinia Cambogia a little more, I noted that the HCA in it can be negatively affected by calcium, rendering it worthless. Unfortunately there is calcium in this particular brand, which makes me doubt its effectiveness. I also wonder how I can eat anything I want with this and still lose weight if I have to cut calcium out of my diet completely for it to work. I'm a bit of a skeptic here, but you might want to seek out one that does not contain calcium if you want to try it.
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I do not know. I take this to help Calcium that I take (and that is floating around in my blood stream) to get into my bones.
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There isn't any calcium listed on the nutrition label. It's got 350mg of magnesium per serving (2 rounded teaspoons).
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I read that when taking collagen supplements, one needs to be wary of getting too much calcium. I did not see the amount of Calcium listed on the label either but I am wary of taking this and my daily calcium supplements.
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Not sure what this question means. However this is the best calcium product on the market. Older women: take 3 first thing in the AM. Then take 3 more before dinner ..... not with food.
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Neither calcium or magnesium is listed in label. I take an additional supplement.
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From their site: "While many supplements contain calcium from limestone rock or animal bones, Alive! Calcium provides algae calcium and 70+ trace minerals in a natural food matrix that may be easier for the body to digest, absorb and utilize.Enhanced Absorption: Vitamin D3 in the formula enhances your body's ability to absorb & use calcium.Stronger Bones: Magnesium & Vitamin C in the formula help your body maintain bone density.Gets to Your Bones, Not Your Arteries: Vitamin K2 (MK-7) in the formula directs calcium to the bones where it's needed most, and away from arteries."Hope that helps! It's good stuff! :) From their site: "While many supplements contain calcium from limestone rock or animal bones, Alive! Calcium provides algae calcium and 70+ trace minerals in a natural food matrix that may be easier for the body to digest, absorb and utilize.Enhanced Absorption: Vitamin D3 in the formula enhances your body's ability to absorb & use calcium.Stronger Bones: Magnesium & Vitamin C in the formula help your body maintain bone density.Gets to Your Bones, Not Your Arteries: Vitamin K2 (MK-7) in the formula directs calcium to the bones where it's needed most, and away... » Read More From their site: "While many supplements contain calcium from limestone rock or animal bones, Alive! Calcium provides algae calcium and 70+ trace minerals in a natural food matrix that may be easier for the body to digest, absorb and utilize.Enhanced Absorption: Vitamin D3 in the formula enhances your body's ability to absorb & use calcium.Stronger Bones: Magnesium & Vitamin C in the formula help your body maintain bone density.Gets to Your Bones, Not Your Arteries: Vitamin K2 (MK-7) in the formula directs calcium to the bones where it's needed most, and away from arteries."Hope that helps! It's good stuff! :) « Show Less
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I don't work for Trusted Nutrients...but I think they both have calcium and potassium in them. I don't think it makes any difference in how it works. It is working for me. Besides you need both of those supplements in your daily diet.
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The difference, if any, would be the percent of HCA in the supplements, otherwise it is just a different name they are posting on the same product
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Laura, I am sorry that I do not know the answer to your question. I use the product to neutralize the acidity in my coffee. This calcium is made to meet human standards.
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I'd quit the calcium supplement as we usually get enough from our food. Too much calcium without magnesium can cause big problems.