Bone meal not a proven arthritis cure says Dr. Lamb
A reader asks about bone meal as a preventative and cure for arthritis. Dr. Lamb notes bone meal provides calcium and vitamin D but offers no proven arthritis benefits and warns against relying on it for treatment. Evidence from long term use is anecdotal.
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Calcium and arthritis myths in osteoporosis guidance
A reader asks about calcium for arthritis and brittle bones. The column explains that high calcium aids osteoporosis but does not cure osteoarthritis, notes the role of vitamin D and fluoride, warns against excess but states the digestive system regulates calcium absorption, and emphasizes appropriate intake for adults.
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