Bioactive Silica + Le Ageless Placenta99

Bioactive Silica is the only supplement clinically proven to increase bone density in postmenopausal women, achieving an average 13% increase in just 6 months.

This superiority is due to its functional dosage of 42mg of elemental silicon (Silica-Rx99), whereas competitors often use poorly absorbed sources like horsetail extract or low-dose orthosilicic acid. Unlike horsetail, Bioactive Silica is safe for long-term use and does not cause thiamine deficiency.

No, silicon is a natural trace element, silica is its naturally occurring form (silicon dioxide), and silicone is a synthetic plastic-like material.

Everyone is born with 7g of silica, but levels decline by 1% annually starting in the 20s. While silicon is essential for bone health, silicone is a man-made substance used in medical implants.

While silica is found in whole grains and root vegetables, the human body only absorbs about 2-3% of silica from food sources.

To reach the functional dosage required for bone health, you would need to consume unrealistic amounts of food—for example, 50 bananas to obtain just 8mg of absorbed silica. Supplemental Bioactive Silica provides a highly absorbable source to effectively offset age-related decline.

Yes, clinical research confirms that Bioactive Silica increases bone density by an average of 13% within just 6 months.

This efficacy was proven in subjects aged 45 to 82, including postmenopausal women, using a daily dosage of ≥40mg silicon from Silica-Rx99. This achievement is unique among bone supplements currently available on the market.

Bioactive Silica uses a synergistic blend of Silica-Rx99, Vitamin D3, and Vitamin K2 to build bone density, elasticity, and strength.

Silica-Rx99 stimulates bone-forming osteoblasts and boosts collagen synthesis to create a framework for calcium. Vitamin D3 helps absorb calcium into the bloodstream, while Vitamin K2 directs it into the bones to prevent deposition in the arteries.

Bioactive Silica is recommended for adults aged 20 and older to build peak bone mass and preserve collagen.

Because silica levels decline by 1% annually starting in the 20s, early replenishment is key to preventing future bone issues and maintaining the structural integrity of skin, hair, and nails.

It is not strictly necessary as Bioactive Silica independently increases bone density, but if you do take calcium, space them 2 hours apart.

Calcium and silica compete for the same absorption pathways, which can reduce the bioavailability of both. Obtaining calcium from food sources is generally safer and more effective than high-dose supplements.

Yes, Bioactive Silica can be used alongside osteoporosis medications to support optimal bone density and elasticity.

While medications focus on slowing bone breakdown, Bioactive Silica actively helps build new bone strength. Space the supplement and medication at least 2 hours apart to optimize efficacy.

Surprisingly, research shows that calcium and vitamin D supplements do not significantly reduce hip fracture risks in postmenopausal women.

A report by the Women's Health Initiative involving 18,000 women found no reduction in hip breaks compared to a placebo. Bioactive Silica provides the collagen framework that calcium needs to actually strengthen bone.

Yes, Bioactive Silica is 100% plant-based and serves as an ideal "collagen booster" for vegetarians.

Since traditional collagen is animal-derived, Bioactive Silica offers a vegetarian-friendly alternative by stimulating your body's natural collagen production at the root.

Bioactive Silica has not been specifically studied for use during pregnancy or nursing.