What Is The Best Weight Gain Supplement
more calcium good news
As if we didn't already have enough important reasons to take our calcium and Vitamin D, a study in the Archives of Internal Medicine has concluded that postmenopausal women taking these supplements had a modest weight loss compared to those who did not. Conversely, weight gain was reported primarily in women with inadequate calcium intake. I hope to see more research like this!
The link to the abstract is at http://archinte.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/short/167/9/893
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