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Bone Building Foods
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Heres another question looking for advice /links to foods that can help with rebuilding porous bone as I really don't fancy the meds they have given me or there side effects I no about calcium and vitamin d thanks Gypsy x
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Let's start by giving you some (hopefully) useful info about foods rich in calcium
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and Vitamin D
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anyway.
For further nutritional information, see here
http:// www.iof bonehea lth.org /nutrit ion
and particularly here
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However it's important to remember that exercise is just as important as diet:
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For further nutritional information, see here
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However it's important to remember that exercise is just as important as diet:
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Just sit back for a moment.
Do you have a balanced diet without "pushing " any supplements or dietary components?
If the answer is yes.....then you cannot do much better.
So what is the bottom line here? It does appear that taking calcium supplements and deliberately pushing high calcium foods increases risk for death and doesn’t save a person from disabling fractures.
Just my opinion.
Do you have a balanced diet without "pushing " any supplements or dietary components?
If the answer is yes.....then you cannot do much better.
So what is the bottom line here? It does appear that taking calcium supplements and deliberately pushing high calcium foods increases risk for death and doesn’t save a person from disabling fractures.
Just my opinion.
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