Life Extension - January 9, 2025

⌛ Longer Life? A Mineral May Be Key

Getting enough calcium linked to lower mortality risk ...

Getting enough calcium linked to lower mortality risk
 
 
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  Increased Calcium Intake Associated with Lower Risk of Mortality During Median 81-Month Follow-Up Period

 
 
  Findings from a study of 6,172 older individuals revealed a reduced risk of premature death from all causes, from cardiovascular disease, and from cancer, among people with a greater intake of calcium from food, dietary additions such as capsules or tablets, or total combined sources, compared with a low intake during a median period of 81 months.

 
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Apply What You've Learned: Calcium

 
 
  Calcium is an essential nutrient that is the most abundant mineral in the body. As such, it is considered a macromineral, as opposed to trace minerals that are needed in smaller amounts. Bones, teeth, nerves, blood and blood vessels, muscles and more need calcium.1

 
 
 
 
 
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1. National Institutes of Health. Calcium. 2024 Jul 24 https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Calcium-HealthProfessional/.

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