If China has an almost non existent dairy industry then are they more prone to osteoporosis? - osteoporosis more condition_symptoms(spanish)
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Osteoporosis More Condition_symptoms(spanish) If China Has An Almost Non Existent Dairy Industry Then Are They More Prone To Osteoporosis?
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This is exactly the opposite. The amount of protein and calcium in our diet making us more susceptible to osteoporosis. The quantity of milk that we consume in our country is terribly bad for us to strengthen in all bones. See "Food for a New America" for more information
If you're lucky, long enough to achieve an "old" age, the only thing that is killing you a broken hip. This is not the case itself, but the infection occurs. Erosion after prolonged bed rest.
Calcium now (before 30) is directly correlated with strong bones when you're 80th
Calcium and vitamin D are also important. Sunlight plays a vital role in the production of vitamin D. You should supplement of vitamin D
The correct answer is that the government improve the United States in the effort, the lives of dairy farmers to encourage people to drink milk. Capitalism!
Chinese eat a lot of soy products and tofu, it contains lots of calcium so that a limited need for milk and other dairy products.
Of course, the United States have no role soybeans and tofu, and you get calcium from milk, etc.
Well, I think theres a lot of calcium in the seafood or is it iron? with all importers and exporters in the world, the hand i dont think ur doing in the dairy products as rpoblem in an urban area preserved.
China Dirya industry.
I was born and my milk every morning.
Yes, it's good for the bones. And it tastes good. : D
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