Calcification

Calcification is the process of formation of new calcium deposits in the tissues and organs of the human body, resulting in irreversible changes in the structure of tissues and organs. This process is common in older people and can lead to the development of various diseases, such as kidney failure, atherosclerosis, heart and vascular disease, and bone cancer.

The causes of calcification may vary. Among them, we should note heredity, diet, the presence of diseases of the digestive system, smoking, alcohol consumption and much more. In some cases, calcification is a consequence of vascular damage or increased production of calcium salts. In addition, there is a possibility of the formation of calcium