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Cost effective calcium: Foods or Supplements?

May 24, 2007
By Clever Dude
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Stacie has posted an excellent analysis of the costs of buying Calcium supplements versus getting your daily dose via foods and drinks like milk, yogurt, and, GASP!, even sardines!

The question she answers is Do I need to buy Calcium supplements to get my daily intake?

Find out the answer at her site!

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    July 24, 2007 at 3:00 pm

    […] Cost effective calcium: Foods or Supplements?Stacie has posted an excellent analysis of the costs of buying Calcium supplements versus getting your daily dose via foods and drinks like milk, yogurt, and, GASP!, even sardines! The question she answers is Do I need to buy Calcium … […]

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