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Calcium

Calcium

Calcium is a mineral which gives our bones structure and strength. 99% of calcium is stored in the bones and teeth, but a small amount is absorbed into the blood where it’s essential for the healthy functioning of the heart, muscles, blood and nerves.

Sources include

  • Bony fish, e.g. tinned salmon with soft bones
  • Dairy foods including milk, yoghurt and cheese
  • Fortified breakfast cereals
  • Fortified soy drinks
  • Green leafy vegetables
  • Legumes and certain nuts
  • Tofu

Benefits of calcium

Benefits of glossary

  • Bone structure and strength
  • Neuromuscular function
  • Normal blood clotting

SUSTAGEN Hospital Formula is high in calcium.

  • 1 serve (60g) of SUSTAGEN Hospital Formula made up with water as instructed provides 400 mg of calcium.
  •  This represents 50% of the recommended dietary intake (FSANZ RDI).

References:

https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/healthy-bones
http://www.osteoporosis.org.au/calcium

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