OsteoDenx represents a unique advance in support of healthy, strong bones.

Only OsteoDenx is designed to promote both aspects of bone health - the release and absorption of vital mineral compounds, and the formation of new bone tissue.

Ordinary supplements merely provide minerals such as calcium and phosphorus in an effort to replace what is depleted every day. OsteoDenx is different:  it is designed to complement the body's natural tissue growth and to help support the physical process of preserving bone density.



Our bones must continually rebuild themselves.

The skeletal system is effectively replaced 10 times in 70 years. Yet the ability to carry out the regeneration process will change over time.

Age is only one of the factors that can lead to a decrease in bone strength. Physical activity is known to help build up bone, but few adults receive the exercise they need. Obesity and overweight also impose stress on the skeletal structure. But age is implicated as the leading cause of diminishing bone mass.

 

Unique formula supports bone re-absorption and generation
  The only product designed to support the body's ability to increase bone density.
Targeted transport system
Conveys essential minerals to specific target site, for improved bioavailability.
Daily bone health support
  For the maintenance of healthy bone tissue throughout life.
Different from a calcium or mineral supplement
  Designed to complement bone's growth mechanism
Exceptional purity
  OsteoDenx is derived from a precision method that makes it uniquely pure.
Ideal for everyone
  Formulated for men and women


 

One OsteoDenx capsule per day provides a measured, specific amount of essential support for bone health. Capsules are all-vegetable VegeCaps, without gelatin or other animal byproducts.
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  Approximately 34 million Americans over the age of 50 are estimated to suffer from decreased bone density.
  Bone and joint disease are a leading cause of disability affecting over 16 million adults in the United States.
  According to recent figures, 66 million adults - one in three - report chronic joint symptoms. 
Sources: Office of the US Surgeon General, US Centers for Disease Control & Prevention.