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Support for: Bone Building and Bone Retention

It’s Never Been Easier to Support Healthy Bones!

Pro Bono’s Bone Formula in single-serving packets is convenient to use and can go anywhere, making lasting results easier to achieve!

Healthy Bones: We Only Have One Chance to Get it Right.

Why Begin a Healthy Bone Supplement Program Now?

Age 20 - 39

• Building Bone Density When Young Yields Stronger Bones for Later Years
•  If Taken Early, Important Minerals and Vitamins Support Bone Remodeling During the Peak Bone Building Years, Benefiting Bone Health in Later Years
• Consistent Vitamin and Mineral Intake Supports Bone Remodeling Throughout Adulthood

Age 40 - up

• The Components in Pro Bono Help Renew Bone Remodeling, a Critical Component of Bone Health
• Greater Bone Density Helps Reduce Risk of Fracture
• Bone Remodeling is the Body’s Natural Process for Bone Renewal, and can only Remain Efficient in Later Years with Proper Nutrition

Ortho Molecular Difference:

• Pro Bono Includes Critical Cofactors Such as Vitamin D, K and Boron at Therapeutic Dosages for Bone Strength.
• Uniquely Addresses Both Bone Building and Bone Loss Stabilization.
• Convenient Daily Packets for Improved Ease of Use.

The Pro Bono Advantage:

Pro Bono has been formulated for both Bone Building and Bone Retention, Two Critical Elements Supporting Healthy Bones Throughout the Aging Process.

• Vitamin K for Optimal Calcium Benefit

Vitamin K is Critical for calcium utilization and regulation. Vitamin K helps

Transport calcium to where it is needed in bones and enhancing bone-restoring activity.

• Strontium for Effective Bone-Building

Strontium supports the natural bone remodeling cycle and has also been shown to decrease the risk of vertebral fractures in postmenopausal women with osteoporosis.

• Complete Multivitamin for More Convenience

Includes Targeted Nutrients for Therapeutic Bone Health AND the Essential

Components of a Daily Multivitamin!

• Magnesium for Bone Formation

Maintaining adequate levels of Magnesium is important for bone formation. Magnesium is needed for calcium absorption as well as supporting bone turnover.

• Vitamin D for Bone Density

Vitamin D supports healthy bone density. Deficiency of this important vitamin has been suspected in many of the 200,000+ annual hip fractures in the elderly.

Lifestyle Factors for Bone Health:

• Make sure Your Diet Includes Plenty of the Essential Bone-Building Nutrients.

• Avoid These Bone-Damaging Anti-Nutrients:

-Coffee                 -Alcohol               -Tobacco

-Soft Drinks         -Antibiotics         -Steroids

• Essential Bone Nutrients are Absorbed in the Stomach and Intestines. Take Care of Your Stomach and Intestines!

• Work Out Regularly! Include Weight-Bearing Exercise with Your Workout Routine.

• Increase Vegetable Consumption in Your Diet.