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Why do seniors require higher amounts of calcium?

According to the National Institutes of Health, bone mass can start to decline after age 30, and this process accelerates with advanced age. This is a primary reason why seniors require higher amounts of calcium to protect against osteoporosis and maintain overall bone health.

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