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Re: Dairy and dental health
      12/27/07 05:27 AM
Syl

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A large percentage of the world's population cannot drink milk or eat dairy because they are genetically unable to digest lactose - a sugar found in dairy. However, they still get the calcium they need from dark-green, leafy vegetables (e.g. broccoli, turnip, collard greens, and kale) and from fish with soft, edible bones, such as herring, salmon, or sardines.

If your IBS is sensitive to dairy then elimination of dairy from your diet should not make any difference to your teeth if you eat other sources of calcium or take a calcium supplement.


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