Calcium BHB Salt in Gelacept®
Calcium BHB is one of three mineral salts in Gelacept. Here is how it works as a partner for BHB.
Quick facts
- BHB bound to calcium
- Calcium builds bones and teeth
- Found in dairy and greens
- One of five ingredients
The basics
Calcium BHB is beta-hydroxybutyrate bound to calcium. Calcium is the most plentiful mineral in your body, and most of it sits in your bones and teeth. Binding BHB to a mineral gives it a steady form that is easy to put in a gummy.
Its journey
Calcium comes from rock deposits and is purified for supplements. In food you will find it in milk, yogurt, cheese, leafy greens and fortified products. The ODS fact sheet linked below explains daily needs.
Why it is in the formula
Calcium is one of three mineral partners that carry BHB in Gelacept.* It works alongside magnesium BHB and sodium BHB. See Calcium, Magnesium and Sodium: The Three BHB Salts.
Key points
- BHB paired with calcium
- Calcium is the main bone mineral
- Also found in dairy and leafy greens
- A steady form of BHB*
Simple ideas
- Add a yogurt or leafy greens to your day
- Read the three-salts article
- See the NIH calcium fact sheet below
Its teammates
Calcium BHB appears next to:
Read more from public sources
Common questions
Where is calcium stored?
Mostly in bones and teeth.
Which foods have calcium?
Milk, yogurt, cheese, leafy greens and fortified foods.
What is a BHB salt?
BHB bound to a mineral so it stays steady.
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