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What are the precautions associated with using nettle?
Not to be used by those with heart or kidney disease. Not to be used after the plant has flowered. When using the herb to treat the urinary tract or kidney disease great fluid intake is required.
Does intake of calcium affect bone strength?
Yes, calcium is very healthy for your bones.
Does a lack of calcium cause bone disease?
The question as to whether a lack of calcium causes bone disease is still up for debate. For as long as I can remember the experts have been encouraging us all to take calcium suppliments, as well as drinking more milk & eating our broccoli, but recently new studies have shown that there is very little connection between bone disease and a lack of calcium intake. I say, keep drinking your milk & eating your veggies, but perhaps skip the expensive suppliments until more studies are done.
Does calcification occur due to excess intake of calcium?
no
What cures rickets?
Rickets is caused due to Calcium and/or Vitamin D deficiency. Proper Calcium intake and Vitamin D synthesis will cure Rickets. Calcium is needed to maintain and build bones. Vitamin D helps in synthesizing Calcium. Vitamin D can be obtained from Sunlight exposure. About 30 minutes of exposure to Sunlight twice a week is enough. Minimum Calcium intake should be 13 mg/kg of body weight. Most common source of Calcium is Milk. 1 average glass of Milk contains about 250 mg Calcium.
How much calcium would typically be absorbed by a normal adult with a calcium intake of a thousand mg?
300
A defiancy caused by a low intake of calcium?
ricket or osteomalacia
How do you fight osteoporosis?
Daily exercise and high calcium intake.
Does mild lack of calcium cause shortness of height or stunted growth in teenagers?
height and growth of teenagers depends upon growth hormone and genetically.Whether calcium deficiency cause weakening of bone.There are two types of calcium deficiency:Dietary calcium deficiency is a condition in which there is an inadequate calcium intake, which can lead to depleted calcium stores in the bones, thinning and weakening of the bones, and osteoporosis.Hypocalcemia is a low level of calcium in the blood. It can occur from taking medications, such as diuretics; medical treatments; or disease processes, such as renal failure or hypoparathyroidism.
What can you do to reduce the risk of developing osteoporois?
regular intake of calcium rich food and calcium supplement along with vitamin D3.
What is calcium carbonite?
sort of like a supplement pill u take when your calcium intake is not enough. or limestone used for construction
Why does an increase in the intake of calcium pose a health problem?
Because of the risk of calcium deposits building up and causing damage.
