5/4/2025
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5/4/2025
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Overview
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 3 Researches
7.3
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 4 Reviews
8.4
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 2 Tablets
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Vitamin D3 (as Cholecalciferol)
13 mcg (500 IU)
63%
Calcium (as Calcium Citrate)
630 mg
48%
Top Medical Research Studies
9
We explored the effectiveness of OsteoCalVitFort, a supplement combining 500 mg of calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D3, focusing specifically on its impact on bloating. The study involved 186 participants aged 18 to 65 years, who took two tablets daily—one after breakfast and one after dinner.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
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9
We explored the effectiveness of OsteoCalVitFort, a supplement combining 500 mg of calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D3, focusing specifically on its impact on bloating. The study involved 186 participants aged 18 to 65 years, who took two tablets daily—one after breakfast and one after dinner.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
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4
Calcium treatment minimally affects bloating
We explored the effects of calcium treatment on the fermentation process of cucumbers, focusing specifically on its potential to reduce the bloater defect. In our investigation, we supplemented cover brine with calcium hydroxide along with other ingredients, aiming to enhance the brine's effectiveness and minimize unwanted gas production during fermentation.
Our findings revealed that while calcium hydroxide did improve some fermentation aspects—like increasing lactic acid production and reducing certain harmful bacteria—the changes did not significantly decrease the bloater index. The levels of carbon dioxide remained higher than the threshold needed to cause bloating, indicating that calcium treatment alone was not enough to overcome this issue.
Importantly, while we observed a complete conversion of sugars in the process, the relationship between calcium supplementation and the prevention of bloating appears limited. In essence, despite some fermentation improvements, the bloater defect persisted at concerning levels.
Our findings revealed that while calcium hydroxide did improve some fermentation aspects—like increasing lactic acid production and reducing certain harmful bacteria—the changes did not significantly decrease the bloater index. The levels of carbon dioxide remained higher than the threshold needed to cause bloating, indicating that calcium treatment alone was not enough to overcome this issue.
Importantly, while we observed a complete conversion of sugars in the process, the relationship between calcium supplementation and the prevention of bloating appears limited. In essence, despite some fermentation improvements, the bloater defect persisted at concerning levels.
Read More
Most Useful Reviews
9
Improved mood
83 people found this helpful
After taking this product for two weeks, I've noticed an improvement in my mood and energy, as well as my overall health. I no longer experience bloating when consuming this food!
Read More
7.5
No bloating issues
1 people found this helpful
High absorption rate. Although calcium citrate has lower calcium content than calcium carbonate, its absorption rate is impressive. Those who experience discomfort, flatulence, and burping from calcium carbonate should consider calcium citrate, which is citric acid-based and easier to digest. It is unaffected by gastric acid, reducing the likelihood of side effects like bloating. It can be taken on an empty stomach or at any time. Highly convenient and recommended!
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9
Convenient option
I purchased this for my mum, who experienced bloating and flatulence with calcium carbonate. This was her first try of this brand, and she hasn’t complained about any bloating issues so far. The price is reasonable too.
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 3 Researches
7.3
- All Researches
9
We explored the effectiveness of OsteoCalVitFort, a supplement combining 500 mg of calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D3, focusing specifically on its impact on bloating. The study involved 186 participants aged 18 to 65 years, who took two tablets daily—one after breakfast and one after dinner.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
Read More
9
We explored the effectiveness of OsteoCalVitFort, a supplement combining 500 mg of calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D3, focusing specifically on its impact on bloating. The study involved 186 participants aged 18 to 65 years, who took two tablets daily—one after breakfast and one after dinner.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
Read More
4
Calcium treatment minimally affects bloating
We explored the effects of calcium treatment on the fermentation process of cucumbers, focusing specifically on its potential to reduce the bloater defect. In our investigation, we supplemented cover brine with calcium hydroxide along with other ingredients, aiming to enhance the brine's effectiveness and minimize unwanted gas production during fermentation.
Our findings revealed that while calcium hydroxide did improve some fermentation aspects—like increasing lactic acid production and reducing certain harmful bacteria—the changes did not significantly decrease the bloater index. The levels of carbon dioxide remained higher than the threshold needed to cause bloating, indicating that calcium treatment alone was not enough to overcome this issue.
Importantly, while we observed a complete conversion of sugars in the process, the relationship between calcium supplementation and the prevention of bloating appears limited. In essence, despite some fermentation improvements, the bloater defect persisted at concerning levels.
Our findings revealed that while calcium hydroxide did improve some fermentation aspects—like increasing lactic acid production and reducing certain harmful bacteria—the changes did not significantly decrease the bloater index. The levels of carbon dioxide remained higher than the threshold needed to cause bloating, indicating that calcium treatment alone was not enough to overcome this issue.
Importantly, while we observed a complete conversion of sugars in the process, the relationship between calcium supplementation and the prevention of bloating appears limited. In essence, despite some fermentation improvements, the bloater defect persisted at concerning levels.
Read More
User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 4 Reviews
8.4
- All Reviews
- Positive Reviews
- Negative Reviews
9
Improved mood
83 people found this helpful
After taking this product for two weeks, I've noticed an improvement in my mood and energy, as well as my overall health. I no longer experience bloating when consuming this food!
Read More
7.5
No bloating issues
1 people found this helpful
High absorption rate. Although calcium citrate has lower calcium content than calcium carbonate, its absorption rate is impressive. Those who experience discomfort, flatulence, and burping from calcium carbonate should consider calcium citrate, which is citric acid-based and easier to digest. It is unaffected by gastric acid, reducing the likelihood of side effects like bloating. It can be taken on an empty stomach or at any time. Highly convenient and recommended!
Read More
9
Convenient option
I purchased this for my mum, who experienced bloating and flatulence with calcium carbonate. This was her first try of this brand, and she hasn’t complained about any bloating issues so far. The price is reasonable too.
Read More
7.5
Effective for bloating
90 people found this helpful
I've used this product for about 9 months, and I must say it's the best vitamin I've encountered. It genuinely works and has a stellar reputation for assisting with my various health issues, including high blood pressure, diabetes, and bloating.
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Frequently Asked Questions
9
Improved mood
83 people found this helpful
After taking this product for two weeks, I've noticed an improvement in my mood and energy, as well as my overall health. I no longer experience bloating when consuming this food!
9
Convenient option
I purchased this for my mum, who experienced bloating and flatulence with calcium carbonate. This was her first try of this brand, and she hasn’t complained about any bloating issues so far. The price is reasonable too.
7.5
Effective for bloating
90 people found this helpful
I've used this product for about 9 months, and I must say it's the best vitamin I've encountered. It genuinely works and has a stellar reputation for assisting with my various health issues, including high blood pressure, diabetes, and bloating.
7.5
No bloating issues
1 people found this helpful
High absorption rate. Although calcium citrate has lower calcium content than calcium carbonate, its absorption rate is impressive. Those who experience discomfort, flatulence, and burping from calcium carbonate should consider calcium citrate, which is citric acid-based and easier to digest. It is unaffected by gastric acid, reducing the likelihood of side effects like bloating. It can be taken on an empty stomach or at any time. Highly convenient and recommended!
9
We explored the effectiveness of OsteoCalVitFort, a supplement combining 500 mg of calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D3, focusing specifically on its impact on bloating. The study involved 186 participants aged 18 to 65 years, who took two tablets daily—one after breakfast and one after dinner.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
4
Calcium treatment minimally affects bloating
We explored the effects of calcium treatment on the fermentation process of cucumbers, focusing specifically on its potential to reduce the bloater defect. In our investigation, we supplemented cover brine with calcium hydroxide along with other ingredients, aiming to enhance the brine's effectiveness and minimize unwanted gas production during fermentation.
Our findings revealed that while calcium hydroxide did improve some fermentation aspects—like increasing lactic acid production and reducing certain harmful bacteria—the changes did not significantly decrease the bloater index. The levels of carbon dioxide remained higher than the threshold needed to cause bloating, indicating that calcium treatment alone was not enough to overcome this issue.
Importantly, while we observed a complete conversion of sugars in the process, the relationship between calcium supplementation and the prevention of bloating appears limited. In essence, despite some fermentation improvements, the bloater defect persisted at concerning levels.
Our findings revealed that while calcium hydroxide did improve some fermentation aspects—like increasing lactic acid production and reducing certain harmful bacteria—the changes did not significantly decrease the bloater index. The levels of carbon dioxide remained higher than the threshold needed to cause bloating, indicating that calcium treatment alone was not enough to overcome this issue.
Importantly, while we observed a complete conversion of sugars in the process, the relationship between calcium supplementation and the prevention of bloating appears limited. In essence, despite some fermentation improvements, the bloater defect persisted at concerning levels.
9
We explored the effectiveness of OsteoCalVitFort, a supplement combining 500 mg of calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D3, focusing specifically on its impact on bloating. The study involved 186 participants aged 18 to 65 years, who took two tablets daily—one after breakfast and one after dinner.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
Through follow-up phone calls, we gathered information about any side effects and the overall satisfaction with the supplement. Notably, we observed a significant reduction in bloating, with the rate decreasing from 12.5% before taking the supplement to just 0.6% after. This impressive drop highlights the potential benefits of vitamin D3 in alleviating bloating discomfort.
Overall, the findings suggest that OsteoCalVitFort is not only effective but also well-received by users, with 94% reporting satisfaction with their experience. Importantly, we noted that no significant adverse effects were reported, setting OsteoCalVitFort apart from other supplements often linked with gastrointestinal issues.
References
- Sanaei M, Banasiri M, Shafiee G, Rostami M, Alizad S, et al. Calcium vitamin D3 supplementation in clinical practice: side effect and satisfaction. J Diabetes Metab Disord. 2015;15:9. 10.1186/s40200-016-0231-0
- Sanaei M, Banasiri M, Shafiee G, Rostami M, Alizad S, et al. Calcium vitamin D3 supplementation in clinical practice: side effect and satisfaction. J Diabetes Metab Disord. 2015;15:5. 10.1186/s40200-016-0227-9
- Zhai Y, Pérez-Díaz IM. Fermentation Cover Brine Reformulation for Cucumber Processing with Low Salt to Reduce Bloater Defect. J Food Sci. 2017;82:2987. 10.1111/1750-3841.13945
