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People over age 50 may need more of some vitamins and minerals than younger adults do. Your . doctor or a dietitian can tell you whether you need to change your diet or take a vitamin or mineral supplement to get enough of these: Calcium: Calcium works with vitamin D to keep bones strong at all ages. Bone loss can lead to fractures.
a guide to vitamins and minerals 3 of 4 Mineral Recommended daily amount for adults Role in the body Best sources calcium Males: 1000–1200 mg Females: 1000–1200 mg support and formation of bones, and teeth regulates heartbeat, muscle action, nerve function & blood clotting low-fat or nonfat milk products cheese red beans spinach
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Older adults may have different vitamin and mineral needs than younger adults. Find recommended amounts and information on calcium, sodium, vitamin D, and more.
Which foods contain vitamin B? • Folate/Folic acid: green vegetables, such as broccoli, brussel sprouts and asparagus, and fortified grains and grain products. • Vitamin B6: fortified cereals, peanuts, pork, poultry, fish, milk and vegetables. • Vitamin B12: animal products (such as fish, meat, eggs, or dairy), fortified
Which foods contain vitamin B? • Folate/Folic acid: green vegetables, such as broccoli, brussel sprouts and asparagus, and fortified grains and grain products. • Vitamin B6: fortified cereals, peanuts, pork, poultry, fish, milk and vegetables. • Vitamin B12: animal products (such as fish, meat, eggs, or dairy), fortified
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