The Truth About Calcium And Osteoporosis That You Must Know | Christiansen Felix

Is Calcium Really Important for Osteoporosis? In this video, we want to share with you the truth about calcium in relation to osteoporosis. Supplementing with calcium is necessary, but individuals with osteoporosis also need other important nutrients besides calcium, such as vitamin D, vitamin K2, and more. Please watch the video with us to gain a better understanding of this topic!

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Great info. I had been reading about this recently which is why I watched your video. I have had kidney stones in the past. Also when i had my cac test it was 100 not sure if thats high but my dr said it was fine. I am trying to eat healthier foods with k2 but from what ive read fruit and veggies only have k1. Any suggestions would be appreciated. 😊😊