Daily staples
Calcium & Vitamin D3.
Calcium citrate and vitamin D3 in a matte white tablet with the faint, dry smell of chalk, taken two at a time with an evening meal as part of a steady daily routine.
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About this product
Calcium has always come from old, patient things: shell, bone, and limestone laid down over millennia. This tablet remembers it. It is a matte white disc, heavier in the hand than a vitamin has any right to be, with the faint, dry smell of chalk.
Long before anyone could name calcium, kitchens found it in milk and bone broth, in ground eggshell and oyster shell. Vitamin D's first source was simpler still: skin, and the sun directly overhead. Here the calcium comes as the citrate, not the cheaper carbonate. The D3 is drawn from lanolin, the wax that coats a sheep's fleece, and it is the same form of vitamin D that sunlit skin makes for itself.
Details
- Calcium as calcium citrate
- Vitamin D3 drawn from lanolin, the wax of sheep's wool
- Matte white tablets
How to use
Take two tablets with a meal that has some fat in it, since D3 travels with fat. The evening meal suits it well: a small, steady habit at the close of the day.
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