During life your bones are constantly breaking down and rebuilding themselves. Slowly but steadily, old bone is removed and new bone is formed.

Osteoporosis occurs when bone breaks down much faster than new bone is being formed. Break down leads to decreased bone density and a greater than normal susceptibility to fractures.

The risk of osteoporosis is paticularly great in women during and after menopause

Menopause is often accompanied by some other unwelcome symptoms.

Kalsis is designed to help strengthen the bone structure specially for women during this period.

Kalsis results have been confirmed by densitometry in osteoporosis patients before and after treatment. After six months of treatment with Kalsis there are moderate losses in the Wards Triangle and in the femoral neck (14 and 11%) and losses of 11% in Lumbar 3.

It is important to underline that any increase in percentages means a zero loss during the period concerned.