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What Calcium Means for Your Heart

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Why are we advised to take calcium supplements? Men and women are advised to take calcium because it has been shown to reduce blood pressure a small amount (2-3 mmHg). Women, in particular, can stall the deterioration of bone strength (demineralization) by taking calcium supplements, 1200-13...

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Brij
Tuesday, October 06, 2009 at 07:11 PM

I participated in a study of the effects of Vitamin D +Calcium supplementation on Bone density. Your observations are miles ahead of anything we heard from the people running out study.

Thanks a lot for these insights!

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