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4 Factors That Increase Your Bone Calcium And Make Them Strong…..

4 Factors that increase your bone calcium and make them strong…..

Calcium plays very important role in your body.

It is necessary for normal functioning of your

nerves, cells, muscles, and bones.

If there is not enough Calcium in your blood, then

your body will take calcium from bones, hence

it weakens your bones. So, it is necessary for you to

take adequate amount of calcium every day. However,

along with it, it is also necessary to take

other vitamins and minerals which helps calcium to

function properly in your body.

 

So, following are the 4 factor that increase your

bone calcium and make them strong.

1-VITAMIN-D:

Vitamin D is needed for calcium and phosphorus absorption from

your stomach and also helps calcium to function properly in your body.

Source of Vitamin D:

Sun exposure (especially between 8am to 1pm)

2-MAGNESIUM:

Magnesium is needed for proper utilization of calcium and vitamin D in your body.

Magnesium increases your bone mineral density. That way it

helps to reduce your risk of osteoporosis and related bone fracture.

Sources of Magnesium are:

  • ALMOND
  • CASHEW
  • PULSES

3-ESSENTIAL FATTY ACID:

It increases calcium absorption from your gut, by

enhancing the effects of vitamin D.

Sources of essential fatty acid are:

  • WALNUT
  • FLAX SEED
  • CHIA SEED

4-ZINC

Zinc is necessary to produce the matrix of

collagen protein threads upon which the bone-forming

Calcium-phosphorus compound gets deposited.

It is also necessary for proper functioning of

enzyme alkaline phosphatase, which

helps osteoblasts do their bone building work.

Zinc is also crucial for vitamin D to get into

cells where it can work to build bone. In addition,

Zinc is found in the hydroxyapatite mineral crystals, which

make up about half of your bone’s weight.

Sources of Zinc are:

  • SESAME SEED
  • PUMPKIN SEED
  • BENGAL GRAM WHOLE

Our elderly were right-

Chana ( Bengal gram whole) and Gud (jaggery) are

good for your bone. Have

plenty of them this winter…

That’s all for today.

See you next Tuesday

With another Tuesday Tip….

Till then,

Take care…..

Providing simple solutions for the complexities of life:

Dr. Bhumita Makwana

Your Dietitian & Cosmetic Clinician

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