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B.Sc.(Hons)HSc in Food an Nutrition, Pos...read more
Dietitian/Nutritionist•Mumbai
A dairy free diet has many implications. While it is considered a healthy option by many, it also means that you are cutting off a supply of calcium and even some amount of protein. Calcium, as we all know, is the life-giving force for your bones and joints. So how can you get your dose of calcium without dairy products? Here's a quick list!
* Beans: Get your fill of calcium with the protein and calcium-rich chickpea. Other brown, black and white beans also have plenty of natural calc...more
* Beans: Get your fill of calcium with the protein and calcium-rich chickpea. Other brown, black and white beans also have plenty of natural calc...more
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Dietitian/Nutritionist•Mumbai
Hello, Calcium is abundantly available in natural food sources. The more naturally existing foods you take the better. Calcium supplements are firstly not fully absorbed by the body and in long run usage it has the tendency to give kidney stones. Dark green vegetables, low fat dairy, moringa, nuts, finger millet are some excellent sources of calcium and magnesium (which is very important for calcium absorption). Simultaneously, take care of your vitamin D as well.
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Dietitian/Nutritionist•Kolkata
A dairy-free diet has many implications. While it is considered as a healthy option by many, it also means that you are cutting off your supply of calcium and even some amount of protein. Calcium, as we all know, is the life-giving force for the bones and joints, so it is important to include it in our daily diet. How can you get your dose of calcium without dairy products?
Here's a quick list!
Beans: Get your fill of calcium with the protein and calcium-rich chickpea. Other ...more
Here's a quick list!
Beans: Get your fill of calcium with the protein and calcium-rich chickpea. Other ...more
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A dairy free diet has many implications. While it is considered as a healthy option by many, it also means that you are cutting off a supply of calcium and even some amount of protein. Calcium, as we all know, is the life giving force for your bones and joints. So how can you get your dose of calcium without dairy products? Here's a quick list!
* Beans
Get your fill of calcium with the protein and calcium rich chickpea. Other brown, black and white beans also have plenty of n...more
* Beans
Get your fill of calcium with the protein and calcium rich chickpea. Other brown, black and white beans also have plenty of n...more
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Incorporating healthy foods in the diet is not enough. One should understand factors affecting the absorption of nutrients from the food. Some factors are responsible for increased absorption of particular nutrient whereas some decreases its absorption. Calcium is the hardest mineral to get absorbed in the body. 30-80 % of the dietary calcium is not getting absorbed in the adult body.
Factors increasing absorption of calcium:
1. Vitamin d: vitamin d works in the digestive tract to a...more
Factors increasing absorption of calcium:
1. Vitamin d: vitamin d works in the digestive tract to a...more
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MSC in Food & Nutrition, PHD- Food & Nut...read more
Dietitian/Nutritionist•Udaipur
A dairy-free diet has many implications. While it is considered as a healthy option by many, it also means that you are cutting off your supply of calcium and even some amount of protein. Calcium, as we all know, is the life-giving force for the bones and joints, so it is important to include it in our daily diet. How can you get your dose of calcium without dairy products?
Here's a quick list!
Beans: Get your fill of calcium with the protein and calcium-rich chickpea. Other b...more
Here's a quick list!
Beans: Get your fill of calcium with the protein and calcium-rich chickpea. Other b...more
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A dairy free diet has many implications. While it is considered as a healthy option by many, it also means that you are cutting off a supply of calcium and even some amount of protein. Calcium, as we all know, is the life giving force for your bones and joints. So how can you get your dose of calcium without dairy products? Here's a quick list!
1. Beans: Get your fill of calcium with the protein and calcium rich chickpea. Other brown, black and white beans also have plenty of natural ca...more
1. Beans: Get your fill of calcium with the protein and calcium rich chickpea. Other brown, black and white beans also have plenty of natural ca...more
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No, you can use this as the other compositions are only mineral supplements which are also helpful for your body, you can continue them.
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*you have to control your intake of carbs.
*.Take nutritious and timely food.
*.Avoid street food, fried, masala foods, processed and junk food. Eat, vegetables, fruits, nuts, greens curds and whole grains.
*.Have timely and adequate rest and sleep.
*.Be relaxed and avoid tension
* Regular physical exercise/ work out/ walking is important.
*.Take nutritious and timely food.
*.Avoid street food, fried, masala foods, processed and junk food. Eat, vegetables, fruits, nuts, greens curds and whole grains.
*.Have timely and adequate rest and sleep.
*.Be relaxed and avoid tension
* Regular physical exercise/ work out/ walking is important.
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