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Major Mineral: Calcium and Phosphorus
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8. Water and Minerals / Major Mineral: Calcium and Phosphorus / Problem 6
Problem 6
Which combination best increases net calcium absorption from a meal that contains high-oxalate greens?
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Consume the greens with a vitamin D–rich food (e.g., fortified milk or sunlight-exposed vitamin D status) and include a low-oxalate calcium source like canned sardines with bones
B
Add a high-phytate whole grain to the same meal to bind more oxalates so calcium becomes more bioavailable
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Consume the high-oxalate greens alone on an empty stomach to maximize gastric emptying and therefore calcium uptake
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Avoid vitamin D and instead rely solely on supplemental calcium carbonate taken with the greens for maximal absorption
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