Older women whose diet include too little calcium or water -- or too much salt -- have an increased risk of developing kidney stones, a study confirms. Researchers found that among more than 78,000 ...

Calcium is important for strong bones and teeth – and now research suggests the benefits are more wide ranging, potentially helping to keep bowel cancer and even dementia at bay. A recent study by the ...

(Reuters Health) - Instead of drinking milk or taking supplements to get adequate amounts of calcium, calcium-rich mineral water is an equally good source, researchers say. “The special feature of ...

Mineral water comes from natural underground reservoirs and springs. It’s a good source of several essential minerals, including calcium, magnesium, and sodium. For this reason, it may have health ...

Research suggests that without considering certain factors, researchers may overestimate how fast calcium carbonate forms in saline environments. The formation of calcium carbonate (CaCO 3) in water ...

These foods are packed with the nutrient that’s crucial for keeping your bones and teeth strong and healthy—no dairy required.

New research on a number of Canadian lakes show that historical acid deposits as a result of industry have greatly reduced calcium levels in the water - dramatically impacting populations of ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Older women whose diet include too little calcium or water — or too much salt — have an increased risk of developing kidney stones, a study confirms. Researchers found that ...