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Old 03-14-2011, 02:36 PM #6
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i can't add anything to mrs d's advice. it was right on.
but, wanted to say i'm sorry for your broken bone.
you might talk to your pcp about some lab tests to check levels that mrs d mentioned.

and, there are certain calciums that are easier to absorb. i'd check with your pharmacist. i'm 61 and take 1200/day. 600 twice a day. but, i also drink milk and eat dairy.

i hope you heal up quickly. best to you.
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