Attn Health Nuts: A question about calcium
 

Turns out I get a mild allergic reaction to milk, which is pretty much my only daily source of calcium.

Other than supplement pills, what are some good natural (low fat, if not fat free) sources of calcium?

Somehow milk derived products like cheese don't really make me flare up, but I'd really like to avoid eating a pound of cheese every day to make up for the calcium deficit. Any suggestions?

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Dark leafy greens. Spinach, kale, collard greens, etc.

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yogurt and cottage cheese have a fair amount of calcium.

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you can get plenty if you eat right and do not need any animal products. also get some sun. milk is for baby cows not people. it is bad for you.

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I'be been in asia for a while, and it's really odd how they drink close to no milk .... like ever. I don't get how they can still have any bones.

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Orange Juice

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http://www.algaecal.com/calcium-food...FRMWFQodhgYxow

Sounds like broccoli is a good food. Tofu, turnip greens, kale, sardines, and salmon are good too. The site says sardines in oil and canned salmon, but I would think the fresh kinds would work too.

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I'be been in asia for a while, and it's really odd how they drink close to no milk .... like ever. I don't get how they can still have any bones.

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Probably the same way every other animal than humans in existence still does [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

Thanks for the suggestions guys. Never woulda thought of dark green veggies.

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milk is for baby cows not people. it is bad for you.

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Why is milk bad for you? The hormones?