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Milk mustache ads have long promoted the idea that drinking milk is important for children to grow strong bones. However, there are other ways for our bodies to get calcium and we may not need as much as we’ve been lead to believe. “The body derives calcium from two main sources,” says Dr. Jack Choueka, Chair of Orthopedic Surgery & Musculoskeletal Services. “The first is our dietary intake, and when that is inadequate, it pulls it from our bones.
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Posted in: Blog, General | Tags: calcium, Osteoporosis, Broken Wrist, vitamin d, bone mass, bones, calcium intake, calcium recommendations, milk, milk for the bones, strong bones | Posted on: 03 January, 2019 Broken wrists are usually treated in either a cast or a brace. Upon occasion, broken wrists are treated with surgery. Either way, the following are some tips to help you to a speedy recovery.
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