Friday, 6 March 2015

Calcium That Doesn't Require a Cow

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Calcium That Doesn't Require a Cow

 Calcium is absolutely essential for your health. And I think almost everyone knows that milk and dairy products contain a lot of calcium and that's why they get to be in their own food group. The thing is, a lot of people can't drink milk or don't want to consume dairy products. Is that you? If so, my friend, this newsletter is for you.

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15 Calcium Sources That Don't Require a Cow

 All of these foods are rich in calcium along with an assortment of additional nutrients. Even you like to drink milk you'll love these calcium-rich foods.

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How to Increase Your Calcium Intake

So now you've got your list of calcium-rich foods -- here are some of my favorite tips for increasing your calcium intake. Includes both dairy and non-dairy sources.

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Do Calcium Supplements Interfere with Medications?

One popular way to increase calcium intake is to use supplements. I think that's a great idea, but they could interfere with a few medications. Good to know if any of these medications apply to you.

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In Case You Missed It: 11 Foods High in Vitamin D

Earlier this week I wrote about foods high in vitamin D, which you need to absorb the calcium you consume. It's not found in many foods, but these are some of my favorites.

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