Calcitriol,Calcium Citrate,Magnesium Oxide,Zinc Sulphate

Description

ELLANBON-PLUS is a premium, science-based softgel capsule formulation by Ellanjey that combines Calcitriol (active Vitamin D3) , Calcium Citrate , Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate , and Magnesium Oxide – four essential nutrients that work synergistically to build and maintain strong bones, support muscle function, and boost immunity. Unlike basic calcium supplements that only provide raw material without ensuring absorption, Ellanbon-Plus provides the complete “bone team” – active vitamin D for immediate absorption, highly bioavailable calcium citrate, and the essential minerals (magnesium and zinc) that are often deficient in modern diets.

Key Benefits:

• Active Vitamin D (Calcitriol 0.25 mcg) – Works immediately without liver/kidney conversion for superior calcium absorption.

• Highly Absorbable Calcium (Calcium Citrate 425 mg) – Can be taken with or without food; ideal for elderly & those with low stomach acid.

• Magnesium (40 mg) – Essential partner to calcium; prevents cramps & supports muscle relaxation.

• Zinc (20 mg) – Supports bone formation, immune function & wound healing.

• Prevents Osteoporosis – Complete nutritional support for maintaining bone density.

FAQs:

1. What is the advantage of Calcitriol over regular Vitamin D3?
Calcitriol is the active form of vitamin D that works immediately without needing conversion by the liver and kidneys – essential for elderly, CKD patients, and those with liver disease.

2. Why Calcium Citrate instead of Calcium Carbonate?
Calcium citrate absorbs well even with low stomach acid (common in elderly and PPI users) and can be taken without food – unlike calcium carbonate which requires food and stomach acid.

3. Can I take Ellanbon-Plus if I am on omeprazole or other acid reducers?
Yes! Calcium citrate is the preferred form for patients on PPIs and H2 blockers because it does not require stomach acid for absorption.

4. How does Magnesium help my bones?
Magnesium is essential for converting vitamin D to its active form (calcitriol) and for incorporating calcium into the bone matrix. Without magnesium, calcium may deposit in arteries instead of bones.