Calcium supplements question

[Guest guest]

Is there any published research that shoes adverse health outcomes from

taking 1,200 mg or more of calcium in supplements per day? I've found some

info on heart disease but was wondering if there was anything else out

there.

Thanks in advance!

Shelby , MS, RD, LD

[Guest guest]

Certainly Magnesium and Vitamin D are most important. After all, the

calcium/magnesium ratio is 2/1 , but few people supplement with magnesium. We

found both magnesium and vitamin D and physical activity to be very

deficient in our study.

Please see flyer for information in our book - Ped Nutr in Chron Dis and

Dev Dis

Co-author Shirley Ekvall Ph.D.,RD,LD, _ekvallr@..._

(mailto:ekvallr@...) ; _ekvalls@..._

(mailto:ekvalls@...)

Former Chief of Nutrition, Cinti Child Hosp Med Ctr. Div of DD/Prof U

Cincinnati

[Guest guest]

Certainly Magnesium and Vitamin D are most important. After all, the

calcium/magnesium ratio is 2/1 , but few people supplement with magnesium. We

found both magnesium and vitamin D and physical activity to be very

deficient in our study.

Please see flyer for information in our book - Ped Nutr in Chron Dis and

Dev Dis

Co-author Shirley Ekvall Ph.D.,RD,LD, _ekvallr@..._

(mailto:ekvallr@...) ; _ekvalls@..._

(mailto:ekvalls@...)

Former Chief of Nutrition, Cinti Child Hosp Med Ctr. Div of DD/Prof U

Cincinnati