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Do high calcium levels increase bone growth?
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No: High calcium concentrations could be dangerous. It is important to take in a healthy amount of vitamin d and calcium for bone health. Not knowing more about you, i suggest you ask your doctor about the recommended intake of these nutrients for you.
Answered 10/11/2012
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