Can you answer flamingice1642’s question about Osteoporosis?:

I am analyzing some water data. Calcium is given in milligrams of calcium per liter, but I need to calculate the hardness in terms of milligrams of calcium carbonate per liter. How do I do this?

All I know is that in a class example: 114 mg / L of Ca became 285 mg / L of CaCO3.

Drug Therapy For Osteoporosis

Can you answer odonche’s question about Osteoporosis?:

I’m looking for a brand that’s available online.
I have osteoporosis. I want to replace my calcium carbonate with calcium citrate, because it’s better absorbed. The ideal supplement would also include vitamin D, I suppose.

Reversing Osteopenia

Can you answer Jamie T’s question about Osteoporosis?:

I understand that we get calcium from our diet and that our teeth and bones are mostly made of calcium carbonate. But what I don’t really get is where the carbonate comes from, and how we even grow the teeth and bones. Please help me get this!

Osteoporosis Screening Tool

Can you answer Greg S’s question about Osteoporosis?:

I’ve heard that the calcium in milk is more bioavailable that other forms of calcium and so I was wondering what form it is in. This might be helpful in choosing the best calcium supplement if any contain the same form of calcium.

Osteoporosis Bone Density