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When Milk Doesn’t Do a Body Good

Calcium is an important mineral essential for the development and maintenance of strong teeth and bones. The FDA recommends getting between 1,000-1,200 mg of calcium every day depending on your age and activity level. In the past, cow’s milk was touted as the be-all and end-all way to get the calcium your body needed. But what do those with lactose intolerance, vegans, and people watching their weight do when dairy is no longer a possibility? Fortunately, there are many other (and sometimes healthier) choices out there. Here are 6 non-dairy choices so you can keep your bones… More

When Milk Doesn’t Do a Body Good

Why Healthy Teeth Are So Important

Calcium is an important mineral essential for the development and maintenance of strong teeth and bones. The FDA recommends getting between 1,000-1,200 mg of calcium every day depending on your age and activity level. In the past, cow’s milk was touted as the be-all and end-all way to get the calcium your body needed. But what do those with lactose intolerance, vegans, and people watching their weight do when dairy is no longer a possibility? Fortunately, there are many other (and sometimes healthier) choices out there. Here are 6 non-dairy choices so you can keep your bones… More

Why Healthy Teeth Are So Important

Resolve to Make Your Oral Health a Priority in the New Year!

Calcium is an important mineral essential for the development and maintenance of strong teeth and bones. The FDA recommends getting between 1,000-1,200 mg of calcium every day depending on your age and activity level. In the past, cow’s milk was touted as the be-all and end-all way to get the calcium your body needed. But what do those with lactose intolerance, vegans, and people watching their weight do when dairy is no longer a possibility? Fortunately, there are many other (and sometimes healthier) choices out there. Here are 6 non-dairy choices so you can keep your bones… More

Resolve to Make Your Oral Health a Priority in the New Year!

A Caregiver’s Guide to Keeping Your Loved One’s Mouth Healthy

Calcium is an important mineral essential for the development and maintenance of strong teeth and bones. The FDA recommends getting between 1,000-1,200 mg of calcium every day depending on your age and activity level. In the past, cow’s milk was touted as the be-all and end-all way to get the calcium your body needed. But what do those with lactose intolerance, vegans, and people watching their weight do when dairy is no longer a possibility? Fortunately, there are many other (and sometimes healthier) choices out there. Here are 6 non-dairy choices so you can keep your bones… More

A Caregiver’s Guide to Keeping Your Loved One’s Mouth Healthy

Use ‘Em or Lose ‘Em: Don’t Let Your Dental Benefits Go to Waste

Calcium is an important mineral essential for the development and maintenance of strong teeth and bones. The FDA recommends getting between 1,000-1,200 mg of calcium every day depending on your age and activity level. In the past, cow’s milk was touted as the be-all and end-all way to get the calcium your body needed. But what do those with lactose intolerance, vegans, and people watching their weight do when dairy is no longer a possibility? Fortunately, there are many other (and sometimes healthier) choices out there. Here are 6 non-dairy choices so you can keep your bones… More

Use ‘Em or Lose ‘Em: Don’t Let Your Dental Benefits Go to Waste

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