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Several comments reflect a critical stance on popular assumptions, such as questioning whether more calcium means healthier bones, exemplified by phrases like 'No clinical trial evidence that increasing calcium intake prevents fractures.' The tone shifts from skepticism to scientific referencing, with some statements emphasizing the evidence's limitations, which influences the overall understanding of the publication's findings.
Most discussions highlight the lack of a strong link between calcium intake and fracture prevention, with some posts explicitly stating that increased calcium does not significantly reduce fracture risk, showing moderate disagreement with traditional beli
The wide-ranging discussions, including references to scientific studies and debates on dietary habits, indicate high curiosity and concern regarding the topic.
Posts vary from simple endorsements of evidence-based facts to more in-depth commentary about research studies, reflecting basic but not deeply analytical engagement.
While the conversations raise awareness about the scientific evidence, many posts suggest little practical change or impact on dietary recommendations, implying moderate perceived influence.
Bollandの2015年の論文「Calcium Intake and Risk of Fracture:Systematic Review」では、食事やサプリメントからカルシウムの摂取量を増やしても、骨折のリスクを臨床的に有意に減少させることはできないと結論付けている。https://t.co/oWnoGFe0vo
Which could be why there's very little evidence that calcium supplements do much (if anything) to reduce the risk of osteoporotic fracture. https://t.co/ZvhyjxEhkK
Dietary calcium intake is not associated with risk of fracture, and there is no clinical trial evidence that increasing calcium intake from dietary sources prevents fractures. Evidence that calcium supplements prevent fractures is weak and inconsistent. https://t.co/BdsTS1lYNk
@bmj_latest From a different 2015 BMJ systemic review https://t.co/OIKRokd78Z https://t.co/Nv9Di57x5j
@ApothekerDer Calcium D6 hat wenigstens keine Nebenwirkungen. Die Evidenzbasis der knochenschützenden Wirkung von Calcium ist meines Wissens mehr als dünn, und dann gibt's ja auch ältere Frauen, die eh schon erhöhte Kalziumspiegel im Blut haben. https://t.co/gR4LwacPKa
@benjdel @OneEarth2050 @nob12deficiency @lowcarbcanberra @KenDBerryMD As I said, get out of the vegan bubble. In the "Similar Articles" below your study the first 3 references disagree with that conclusion. This study is a meta-analysis of all the available research & the one you should be looking at. https://t.co/kySIn8x2A2
This video reviews research on milk intake and its effects on mortality, fractures, and bone health in different populations, highlighting the relationship between calcium consumption and fracture risk.
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@ApothekerDer Calcium D6 hat wenigstens keine Nebenwirkungen. Die Evidenzbasis der knochenschützenden Wirkung von Calcium ist meines Wissens mehr als dünn, und dann gibt's ja auch ältere Frauen, die eh schon erhöhte Kalziumspiegel im Blut haben. https://t.co/gR4LwacPKa
Ammara Yasmeen (2020). Formulation and biochemical evaluation of designer diet enriched with botanicals for bone health. PubMed. Mark J. Bolland (2015). Calcium intake and risk of fracture: systematic review. PubMed.
@CarnivoreIs @hvfreerangefarm @JustinTemplerSr @Voteblue4boogs @FarmsGarland @diamondback_xx But what about increasing the calcium beyond a threshold? Will it prevent Fractures? Simple answer - No. Research paper - https://t.co/7po2u5yEPC https://t.co/zm1UqtYOzF
Este vídeo está basado en evidencia científica.
RT @JohnnyPenso: @benjdel @OneEarth2050 @nob12deficiency @lowcarbcanberra @KenDBerryMD As I said, get out of the vegan bubble. In the "Simi…
@benjdel @OneEarth2050 @nob12deficiency @lowcarbcanberra @KenDBerryMD As I said, get out of the vegan bubble. In the "Similar Articles" below your study the first 3 references disagree with that conclusion. This study is a meta-analysis of all the available research & the one you should be looking at. https://t.co/kySIn8x2A2
@bmj_latest From a different 2015 BMJ systemic review https://t.co/OIKRokd78Z https://t.co/Nv9Di57x5j
@joellerami Friendly reminder that dietary calcium intake is not associated with risk of fracture, and there is no clinical trial evidence that increasing calcium intake from dietary sources prevents fractures. Source: https://t.co/V2uwDvPMqF
RT @thirokazu_uc: Bollandの2015年の論文「Calcium Intake and Risk of Fracture:Systematic Review」では、食事やサプリメントからカルシウムの摂取量を増やしても、骨折のリスクを臨床的に有意に減少させるこ…
RT @thirokazu_uc: Bollandの2015年の論文「Calcium Intake and Risk of Fracture:Systematic Review」では、食事やサプリメントからカルシウムの摂取量を増やしても、骨折のリスクを臨床的に有意に減少させるこ…
RT @thirokazu_uc: Bollandの2015年の論文「Calcium Intake and Risk of Fracture:Systematic Review」では、食事やサプリメントからカルシウムの摂取量を増やしても、骨折のリスクを臨床的に有意に減少させるこ…
RT @thirokazu_uc: Bollandの2015年の論文「Calcium Intake and Risk of Fracture:Systematic Review」では、食事やサプリメントからカルシウムの摂取量を増やしても、骨折のリスクを臨床的に有意に減少させるこ…
RT @thirokazu_uc: Bollandの2015年の論文「Calcium Intake and Risk of Fracture:Systematic Review」では、食事やサプリメントからカルシウムの摂取量を増やしても、骨折のリスクを臨床的に有意に減少させるこ…
RT @thirokazu_uc: Bollandの2015年の論文「Calcium Intake and Risk of Fracture:Systematic Review」では、食事やサプリメントからカルシウムの摂取量を増やしても、骨折のリスクを臨床的に有意に減少させるこ…
Bollandの2015年の論文「Calcium Intake and Risk of Fracture:Systematic Review」では、食事やサプリメントからカルシウムの摂取量を増やしても、骨折のリスクを臨床的に有意に減少させることはできないと結論付けている。https://t.co/oWnoGFe0vo
@OnepuunchRS @PoggersDuck @ddofinternet Calcium intake and risk of fracture: systematic review https://t.co/fuKTNwBt2N
RT @DiscoStew66: Dietary calcium intake is not associated with risk of fracture, and there is no clinical trial evidence that increasing ca…
RT @DiscoStew66: Dietary calcium intake is not associated with risk of fracture, and there is no clinical trial evidence that increasing ca…
RT @DiscoStew66: Dietary calcium intake is not associated with risk of fracture, and there is no clinical trial evidence that increasing ca…
RT @DiscoStew66: Dietary calcium intake is not associated with risk of fracture, and there is no clinical trial evidence that increasing ca…
RT @DiscoStew66: Dietary calcium intake is not associated with risk of fracture, and there is no clinical trial evidence that increasing ca…
Dietary calcium intake is not associated with risk of fracture, and there is no clinical trial evidence that increasing calcium intake from dietary sources prevents fractures. Evidence that calcium supplements prevent fractures is weak and inconsistent. https://t.co/BdsTS1lYNk
Which could be why there's very little evidence that calcium supplements do much (if anything) to reduce the risk of osteoporotic fracture. https://t.co/ZvhyjxEhkK
RT @DimeComoSea: ¿Más leche significa más huesos sanos? Calcium intake and risk of fracture: systematic review. https://t.co/ACu6Szwobk
¿Más leche significa más huesos sanos? Calcium intake and risk of fracture: systematic review. https://t.co/ACu6Szwobk
Mark J Bolland m. fl. «Calcium intake and risk of fracture: systematic review», The BMJ, 2015. Sammendrag.