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Do chicken eggs have enough calcium to be absorbed and help your bone density increase?

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Yes but: All calcium can help your bones if combined with appropriate intake of vitamin d and proper exercise. There's nothing special about where the calcium comes from - just that it's calcium.

Answered 5/6/2013

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