Specific groups of people benefit from calcium supplements, especially if they cannot get calcium as part of their regular diet. Adults with or at risk for calcium deficiencies, should ask their doctors about taking calcium citrate with vitamin D. Certain factors, such as aging, use of corticosteroid medications or women who have gone through menopause, are at risk for being calcium deficient. Consult with your doctor about all the ways to increase your calcium intake.
Specific groups of people benefit from calcium supplements,
especially if they cannot get calcium as part of their regular
diet. Adults with or at risk for calcium deficiencies, should ask
their doctors about taking calcium citrate with... More
Stacy Wiegman answered:Specific groups of people benefit from calcium supplements, especially if they cannot get calcium as part of their regular diet. Adults with or at risk for calcium deficiencies, should ask their doctors about taking calcium citrate with vitamin D. Certain factors, such as aging, use of corticosteroid medications or women who have gone through menopause, are at risk for being calcium deficient. Consult with your doctor about all the ways to increase your calcium intake.
