We need healthy bones in order to receive air and energy to the rest of the body. We could not live without the air and the sun. They do this by an ionization process. These opposite forces react with each other to create energy. Blood is produced as a result of this interaction.
Calcium is important for the glandular system.
Calcium is needed for the production of hormones. For this reason women use 400 times more calcium than men. We need calcium in our fluid system, too. Because calcium is so important, the body will try to protect us at all costs even if that means robbing calcium from the bones in order to keep the blood calcium balanced. Our bodies eliminate extra or used calcium primarily through the bowels.