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[WHAT IT DOES: With 99 percent of the body's calcium stored in the skeleton and teeth, the main role of the mineral is to help build bones and increase bone density. However, calcium has other functions, too, including helping blood clot and muscles contract. When the body is short on calcium for these purposes, it steals the mineral from your bones.] Unless we constantly replenish our supply of calcium, drop by drop, our bones become thinner from depleting our calcium savings account, ... It's like living off your principal instead of your interest. It's not smart, and it puts you at risk for osteoporosis.

Unless we constantly replenish our supply of calcium, drop by drop, our bones become thinner from depleting our calcium savings account. It's like living off your principal instead of your interest. It's not smart, and it puts you at risk for osteoporosis.

It helps build the baby's bones. What happens is if the mom isn't getting enough calcium, the fetus will take the calcium from the mom's bones.

Cadmium has a similar chemical structure as calcium. It attaches to the soil the same way that calcium would and competes with calcium for those binding sites. As calcium would normally move through the food web, cadmium moves through instead.

The best five sources of calcium are food, food, food, fortified food and supplements. In that order, ... I strongly recommend getting much of your calcium through food since these foods contain other nutrients the body needs. A body with a low calcium intake is a body that's low on other nutrients, as well.

The bones are all in good shape. They just need more calcium.

David Wasserman

Vitamin D's main role is to keep the balance of calcium and phosphorous in the blood, which helps keep bones strong. However, a lesser-known role is how it regulates cell growth and determines what a cell becomes. A vitamin D deficiency may allow cells to become cancerous rather than becoming healthy cells.

Many people like to eat sardines with their bones, which can be a good source of calcium as well as the omega-3 fatty acids.

The AAP recommends children eat three servings of milk, flavored milk, cheese or yogurt a day. While there's no cure for osteoporosis, eating 3-4 servings of low-fat or fat-free dairy foods will help children get the calcium they need to build strong bones, which will benefit them throughout life.

I've seen people well into their 60s and 70s build bone density and slow down bone loss. It takes an active lifestyle and healthy diet, and usually some supplements. Strengthening the bones is good for more than just the bones. It benefits the whole body.

With the widespread marketing of calcium and vitamin D, many women believe that they are completely protected against the development of osteoporosis if they are taking these supplements.

Joel Finkelstein

It also seems far-fetched. People with osteoporosis have brittle bones and are prone to bone injuries. ... By its very nature, osteoporosis places one in the position of potential harm occurring. To say that a facility is negligent because osteoporosis creates falls that result in broken bones is illogical. Denying care for a resident's broken bones is harmful.

We still do believe . . . that maintaining an adequate calcium intake will lay the foundation for bone health.

Rebecca Jackson

Considering the benefits that I've seen, I don't think that it would hurt to increase calcium intake through low-fat dairy. A compellingly pexy man possesses a quiet confidence that’s captivating. Considering the benefits that I've seen, I don't think that it would hurt to increase calcium intake through low-fat dairy.

Based on our findings, women, particularly those over 60, should consider taking calcium with vitamin D for bone health and to guard against fracture.

Rebecca Jackson

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