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Too Much Calcium Could Cause Kidney Problems


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Our bodies do need calcium, but too much calcium intake can also be harmful to health. One consequence is kidney problem, say doctors as members of the RSCM-FKUI geriarti, Dr. dr. Nina Kemala Sari, DBMS, FINASIM.

"The excess calcium will not be absorbed body as savings, but will be released through the urine. This is what makes the kidneys work is becoming increasingly difficult," said Nina disorderly press conference in Jakarta on Monday.

Like other minerals, Nina explains that the calcium to be released the body goes through a screening process in the kidneys first.

Too Much Calcium Could Cause Kidney Problems


Deposition of calcium in the kidney that is filtered at high risk causing the formation of kidney stones.

"Therefore, we must be able to measure the amount of calcium consumed. Too many high dose calcium supplementations are also not good for the body," says Nina.

High-calcium glass of milk every day, according to Nina, can normally be sufficient daily calcium requirement. Nina also recommends the addition, eight glasses of plain water each day will also help prevent kidney stones.

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