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How can I get more calcium without calories and carbs?

lmc1015
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I need to increase my calcium intake but it seems many options have calories and carbs. I am not a fan of cottage cheese or yogurt so I find it difficult. Any ideas?
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Your only option with no calories or carbs will be a calcium supplement.0
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Veggies in the cabbage family, so broccoli, kale, greens etc. AND virtually calorie free!0
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leafty greens & beans!0
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calcium supplement0
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Gnaw on some bones - or get some bone meal
Or if you want to be complicated I suppose you could just take a calcium supplement.0 -
I have been eating TONS of strawberries they are like 3 times the amount of calcium that and spinach is good0
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coconut milk? I it is 90 cals a serving and 9 carbs. Not that bad and tastes amazing!0
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almond milk....i drink unsweetened (its not that bad at all, it tastes amazing actually!) 35 calories a cup, 45% calcium. seeing i am lactose intolerant, it helps with my dairy
tums could work too, 100% calcium and about 10 calories for two tablets.0 -
Gnaw on some bones - or get some bone meal
Or if you want to be complicated I suppose you could just take a calcium supplement.
My monitor appreciates the water and spit now. Thank you.0 -
I have been eating TONS of strawberries they are like 3 times the amount of calcium that and spinach is good
spinach & strawberry salad is so delicious... what a bonus on the calcium!0 -
also, almond milk (unsweetened has 35-40 cals depending on the brand and quite a bit of calcium and low carb)0
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Thank you for all your input and support. I should have mentioned I tend to go over my protein goal for the day too so I am not sure spinach or beans would would factor in but I think they are both high in protein. The calcium supplement seems like a good option or possibly the almond or coconut milk. Will give these ideas a go and see how I do! Thanks again!!0
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