Our mission

To illuminate the vital role of calcium in disease, beyond osteoporosis.

For more than a decade, the Advanced Calcium Research Institute has studied a single question: not how much calcium the body takes in, but where that calcium is directed once inside. The answer, we believe, reaches far past bone, into the signaling that decides whether a cell repairs itself or slowly fails.

Our mission at ACRI is to enhance individuals' well-being by discovering ways to strengthen and restore the body's natural healing abilities. To date, Ionic Calcium Therapy has supported the health of over 10,000 people.

Director's message

"I appreciate your interest in ACRI."

As Research Director, I bring over two decades of clinical and scientific experience to this mission. I am a medical doctor and PhD researcher specializing in AIC and its role in recalibrating calcium homeostasis.

Dr. Server Bozdogan, M.D., Ph.D., Molecular Geneticist
Dr. Server Bozdogan, Director of ACRI
A note from the director
"Warm regards, Dr. Server Bozdogan."

Our work asks not how much calcium the body takes in, but where it is directed once inside, and how ionic calcium can help the body recalibrate that balance.

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Research partners

Collaborating institutions.

Our research is conducted and reviewed with universities and cancer centers across North America and Asia.

Research partners including UBC, Simon Fraser University, Hope4Cancer, University of Miami, UAMS, University of Victoria, IAF, NUNM, Hallym University, Sungkyunkwan University, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, and NSERC
Conference presence

Presented to the field, 2023–2025.

AIC ionic calcium therapy is discussed by participating practitioners and researchers at meetings around the world.

Conference presentation in Paris
AACR 2025 · ChicagoAIC gains international attention against myeloma, with interest from University of Arkansas researchers.
Conference presentation
ASBMR 2025Bone-mineral-density findings presented alongside Moffitt Cancer Center collaborators.