Calcium

Calcium is a foundational mineral essential for bone structure, muscle contraction, nerve signaling, and cardiovascular function. While most commonly associated with bone health, calcium also plays a critical role in cellular communication and the regulation of the nervous system. Its function is closely tied to other nutrients—particularly magnesium, vitamin D, and phosphorus—making balance just as important as intake.

Within this section, you’ll find curated research exploring calcium’s role in skeletal health, nervous system regulation, and its interaction with other minerals and hormones. This includes discussion on calcium metabolism, tissue distribution, and how both deficiency and excess may influence the body.

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