Sigma Anti-bonding Calcium (Supplement Grade) SAC calcium helps protein bound calcium be ionized. Calcium in serum exists in three forms-40% of calcium binding protein, 10% of inorganic calcium, and 50% of ionized calcium. Only ionized calcium is the physiologically active form and can be absorbed in our bones by stimulating hormones which trigger the activity […]
Anti-orbital Ionic Calcium (Medical Grade) What is the AIC? Medical grade AIC, is used for Anti-orbital Ionic Calcium Therapy (AICT). AIC pushes the threshold of purity level to 99.9%. Comparing it with SAC, AIC has a significantly higher absorption rate and achieving SAC’s highest physiological effects. Thousands of clinics around the world currently practice AICT. […]
Current major services provided by CBHI The CBHI is an independent institution in calcium and bone health to develop better dietary supplements for patients with calcium related diseases, especially osteoporosis. The CBHI has measured bone mineral density of our clients by Quantitative Ultrasound Test (Sunlight miniomni, Israel) since 2013. We chose a longitudinal study in […]
Wei Qiao, Hui En Lau, Huizhi Xie, Vincent Kwok-Man Poon, Chris Chung-Sing Chan,Hin Chu, Shuofeng Yuan, Terrence Tsz-Tai Yuen, Kenn Ka-Heng Chik, Jessica Oi-Ling Tsang, Chris Chun-Yiu Chan, Jian-Piao Cai, Cuiting Luo, Kwok-Yong Yuen, Kenneth Man-Chee Cheung, Jasper Fuk-Woo Chan & Kelvin Wai-Kwok Yeung Abstract Extrapulmonary complications of different organ systems have been increasingly recognized […]
JIHWAN SONG , Syed Hassan Mehdi, Sae Woong Oh, Jongsung Lee, Paul K Lee, Alex Lee, Yong Gu Lee, and Donghoon Yoon Abstract Sigma Anti-Bonding Molecule Calcium Carbonate (SAC) is a chemically modified calcium carbonate with a unique weak bonding structure that significantly increases the calcium absorbing rate in our body. It can influence environmental […]
Bo Abrahamsen, Clive Osmond and Cyrus Cooper Abstract Osteoporosis is a chronic disease, carrying an elevated risk of fractures, morbidity, and death. Long-term treatment may be required, but the long-term risks with osteoporosis drugs remain incompletely understood. The competing risk of death may be a barrier to treating the oldest, yet this may not be […]
Amanda Devine, R Arthur Criddle, Ian M Dick, Deborah A Kerr, and Richard L Prince Abstract The influence of urinary sodium excretion and dietary calcium intake was examined in a 2-y longitudinal study of bone density in 124 women postmenopausal for > 10 y. Analysis of bone density changes showed that urinary sodium excretion was […]