A new research report published in eLife suggests that calcium supplements can reduce bone density, thus minimising the risk of osteoporosis or fracture. Researchers at Wenzhou Medical University, China, discovered in a randomised clinical trial that people under the age of 35 who took calcium supplements showed improved bone density. The overall study suggests that calcium supplements do, in fact, improve bone mass and bone mineral content.
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