Calcium in the Spotlight
by Berkeley Wellness
Millions of people take calcium supplements, hoping to keep their aging bones strong and prevent osteoporosis-related fractures. Recent news may have made many people wonder whether they should stop.
Millions of people take calcium supplements, hoping to keep their aging bones strong and prevent osteoporosis-related fractures. Recent news may have made many people wonder whether they should stop.
Evidence suggests that strontium, which is found in drinking water and some food, may boost bone strength. Is enough known about strontium's long-term safety to consider taking it as a supplement?
Farmer cheese, also known as dry curd cottage cheese or baker cheese, is a good option for people with lactose intolerance. It's lower in sodium than other cheeses and lower in fat than regular cream cheese. Is it a rich source of calcium as well?