This SEED has MORE calcium than milk! It combats osteoporosis | Linda Parker

Описание: This SEED has MORE calcium than milk! It combats osteoporosis | Linda Parker

Many adults worry about calcium as they age — especially when bone density starts to decline. What most people don’t realize is that one small seed naturally contains more calcium per serving than milk, and when used correctly, it can support bone health at any stage of life.
In this video, Dr. Linda Parker, preventive medicine specialist, explains how this seed works in the body, why its calcium is well-absorbed, and how it may help support bone strength and reduce osteoporosis risk as part of a balanced lifestyle.
This is not about replacing medical treatment or making extreme claims. It’s about understanding food-based nutrition, absorption, and how simple dietary choices can complement professional care — especially after age 60 or 70.
You’ll learn how this seed compares to dairy, who benefits most from it, and how to use it safely and effectively without overdoing it.
🌿 In this video, you’ll learn:
Which seed contains more calcium per serving than milk
How plant-based calcium is absorbed in the body
Why calcium alone isn’t enough for strong bones
How this seed may support bone density alongside vitamin D and magnesium
Who should be cautious or speak with a doctor before adding it regularly
💡 Why this video matters
Bone health is about more than one nutrient. Dr. Parker’s goal is to help you make informed, evidence-based nutrition choices that support long-term mobility, independence, and quality of life — without fear or misinformation.
Healthcare evolves as you age. Your nutrition should evolve too.
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Medical Disclaimer:
This video is for general educational purposes only and is not medical advice. It does not replace individualized medical care, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a licensed healthcare professional before making dietary changes, especially if you have osteoporosis, kidney disease, or take prescription medications.