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Sometimes Dysphagia is Hard to Swallow

Posted by Cal-EZ team on Jun 4, 2015 12:00:00 PM

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Swallowing is not as simple as we think it is. It is a complex process involving coordination between muscles and nerves in the throat and esophagus. When this process does not happen as it should, problems with swallowing result. Medically this is known as dysphagia (pronounced \dis-ˈfā-j(ē-)ə\.

In the United States, dysphagia affects approximately 15 million people, with 1 in 17 people developing some form of dysphagia in their lifetime. And as we age, the prevalence of swallowing disorders increases.

So why am I talking about swallowing issues on a calcium and vitamin D blog? Have you ever really thought about the size of calcium tablets? If you took the entire recommended daily dose of calcium in one pill, there’s probably no way you could swallow it. In fact, most calcium tablet directions say to take four (that’s right 4) tablets to get your recommended daily dose of calcium. Now that's hard to swallow.

With Cal-EZ, powdered calcium and vitamin D, you can take the recommended daily dose of calcium and vitamin D at one time by simply mixing it with a soft food or beverage. There are no large pills to swallow making it easier for those with and those without dysphagia to ensure they’re getting enough calcium and vitamin D.

And now, we want those of you who have difficulties swallowing or are tired of taking large calcium pills to give Cal-EZ a try. Click the button below to get your free sample of Cal-EZ. There’s no risk in trying what may change the way you take your calcium.

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Topics: Calcium, Vitamin D, dysphagia

 

Getting your daily calcium and vitamin D needs covered has never been easier. Each individual stick pack of Cal-EZ contains 1,000 mg of elemental calcium and 1,000 IU of vitamin D3 in a powder. Simply mix one stick pack of Cal-EZ into your favorite beverage or soft food.

About this blog

This is Cal-EZ's blog where you will find all sorts of valuable information, ideas and education about living with and overcoming the challenges of calcium and vitamin D needs. This is your space. If there’s information that you need or something you want to ask, here’s your chance. Because our focus is you.

The information in this article is for informational use only, It does not intend to replace the services of a healthcare professional. Please see your healthcare professional if you have any questions about calcium or calcium supplements.

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