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Minerals

Strontium Citrate

Increases osteoblast activity (bone formation) and decreases osteoclast activity (bone breakdown); similar to calcium

Gabriel Score
70/ 100Good
CategoryMinerals
Applications4 conditions
FormsStrontium citrate, strontium ranelate (prescription in some countries)
How it works

Increases osteoblast activity (bone formation) and decreases osteoclast activity (bone breakdown); similar to calcium

Typical Dosage

680mg/day strontium (take at bedtime, away from calcium)

Used for
OsteoporosisOsteopeniaBone fracture preventionTooth remineralization

Practical Guide

Available Forms

Strontium citrate, strontium ranelate (prescription in some countries)

Natural Food Sources

  • Seafood
  • Whole grains
  • Root vegetables (trace amounts)

Dosing should be individualized. Consult a qualified healthcare practitioner.

The Science

Evidence Base

Good70/100

Stimulates bone formation; take at night away from calcium; may skew DEXA scans (appears higher density); citrate form preferred

Works Well With

Vitamin D3Vitamin K2BoronMagnesium (take calcium separately)

Safety Profile

Interactions
  • Competes with calcium absorption (take separately)
  • May interfere with bone density scans (increases density artificially)
Contraindications
  • Blood clots (strontium ranelate risk—citrate form safer)
  • Pregnancy

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