Calcium deposits, also known as pathological calcification, occur when calcium accumulates in places where it does not belong—such as arteries, joints, tendons, kidneys, breasts, muscles, and connective tissue.
Modern longevity medicine increasingly views calcification as a disorder involving metabolic signaling, mitochondrial dysfunction, glycation damage, chronic inflammation, oxidative stress, microbiome imbalance, and mineral trafficking errors rather than simply “too much calcium.”
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