Getting the right amount of calcium every day is important for keeping your bones healthy throughout your life. But what is the right amount? And when should you consider taking a calcium supplement? Learn more in this Mayo Clinic Minute: http://mayocl.in/2qHNAjE. | Mayo Clinic

5.4K views · 238 reactions | There's a reason why there has never been a single study proving calcium can stop bone loss. That's because calcium alone (or even with vitamin D) can never replace everything inside our bones. Instead, here's what three clinical studies show IS replacing lost bone. Even in people with advanced bone loss: | AlgaeCal | Facebook