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Docs can you explain what is a food with high protein but low calcium?
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Beans, Beans: Beans (black, brown, green, lentils) are high in protein, super low in sodium, moderate/high in fiber and water. They are a healthy source of calories though not quick release (good for diabetic patients) and not high in calcium either. Good luck.
Answered 7/23/2018
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