Lack of Calcium During Second Trimester Posted: 07-01-06 10:15am
I'm really wary of what I should be eating
at this stage of my pregnancy, and i'm
worried I may not be getting enough
calcium. I hate milk on its own, so I try
to eat yogurts and cheese, and have milk
on my cereal every day. I may just be
paranoid, but I know if I don't get enough
my body will take the needed amount from
my bones, which isn't good for me in later
life.
Is there anything else I could eat that's
a good source of calcium? I'm also trying
to get 5 portions of fruit and veg
everyday, as well as enough protein.. But
it's hard keeping track of what I need, I
never used to be so conscious of what I
ate!
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SavannahNoelle
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 03 Jun 2006 Posts: 26
Posted: 07-01-06 10:30am
I hate milk too, so I drink "silk soy
milk" instead & it's really yummy.
The calcium in soy is easier for your body
to absorb so you end up getting tons,
along with vitamin b-12 and lots of other
good stuff.
I eat cereal with soy milk on it
everymorning. (the chocolate one is
awesome)
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tululabell
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 May 2006 Posts: 256 Location: michigan
Posted: 07-01-06 10:59am
I love silk soy milk too! That is what I
drink and it has the same amount of
calcium. I also take a supplement since I
don't do well with dairy in the first
place. Also, foods like broccoli have
calcium.
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