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More Thoughts on Calcium Absorption, Gastroesophageal Reflux and PPIs

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4. Get out the blender or smoothie machine and try some combinations of yogurt, ice cream, frozen yogurt, and fruit to make a smooth, easy-to-digest drink containing a full serving or more of calcium.
5. I have purchased every chewable, gummie, pill and soft-chew calcium supplement on the market. Vitamins and supplements generally burp up and leave a bad taste in their mouths, so I have had limited success with finding a supplement that they will tolerate. If you are lucky, your picky eater will tolerate one brand.
6. I use all of the rejected calcium supplements from the kids and increase my intake of calcium. Most adult women don’t get the minimum requirement of calcium either. I can role model taking my calcium supplement and get the calcium I need too. My back does have a noticeable slump -- not from osteoporosis but from holding and comforting my kids 24/7 during the reflux years! I need all of the yogurt shakes and calcium pills I can get!

Let me know if you have any other ideas for increasing calcium and other nutrients for refluxers.

 

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