There is a 3 in 4 Chance You are Not Getting Adequate Calcium
Did you know the recommended amount is higher from the ages of nine to eighteen, than it is for those over the age of fifty?
Osteoporosis can affect children as young as twelve, which means adequate calcium is important during the early stages of bone formation and growth.
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