The Everyday Calcium Cookbook

Endorsed by the Osteoprosis Society of Canada Get what you need, even with today’s busy lifestyle. Calcium isn’t just for kids. It’s vital for a healthy pregnancy, and can also help lower high blood pressure, reduce the risk of colon cancer, and control obesity and diabetes in adults. And having enough calcium throughout life ensures protection against osteoporosis in old age. Adults need up to 1200 mg of calcium a day—children and pregnant women need even more—to keep the body healthy. That translates to three to four servings of calcium-rich foods such as milk, cheese and a variety of leafy green vegetables every day. In The Everyday Calcium Cookbook, you’ll find dozens of tasty, inventive ways to incorporate more calcium into a healthy diet. Packed with striking colour photography of simple-to-prepare recipes such as “Apple Havarti Toss,†“Creamy Camembert and Fresh Mushroom Soup,†and “Wonderful Fruit Calfouti,†The Calcium–Rich Cookbook is sure to appeal to the tastes of both adults and children. Expert nutritionist Helen Bishop MacDonald helps you choose the right foods, provides details on nutrition and suggests food combinations that facilitate calcium absorption. She also provides valuable information on osteoporosis and lactose-intolerance, as well there are important guidelines for the growing vegan population. The Everyday Calcium Cookbook offers simple, healthy and appetizing recipes along with valuable nutritional information designed to maximize the amount of calcium in everyone’s diet.(May 2004)

Osteoporosis, the brittle-bone disease, was long considered one of the inevitable curses of aging. Many of us have watched our grandmothers and mothers gradually become more stooped, more prone to bone fractures. Medical evidence indicates that osteoporosis may be prevented if we increase our calcium intake beginning in our late twenties, and prevention is still possible even if we do not start increasing our calcium intake until our forties. For calcium to work most effectively against bone loss it must be taken in specific proportion to other kinds of foods—something a simple calcium supplement does nothing to ensure. The Calcium Cookbook shows us how to do just that—in two hundred delicious ways. It offers recipes that provide the calcium and other nutrients essential for prolonged well-being, without depending on high-calorie or high-cholesterol foods. Each recipe is carefully designed to maximize the absorption of calcium.

There are many interesting facts about calcium that you should know. For one, it plays a vital role in many functions of the body. For example, the body needs calcium to get the muscles moving, to produce and release hormones, to carry messages from the brain to the body parts, and even to circulate the blood. Additionally, It is a major component of the bones and teeth. If your body is not getting enough calcium from your diet, your body will get it from your bones. Another crucial thing you have to know is that your body does not produce this nutrient. Therefore, you need to have a diet that's rich in calcium not only to maintain proper bone and teeth, and health but to keep your bodily processes going. So how do you ensure that you're getting enough calcium? You need to have a diet that includes the following: - Dairy products (milk, yogurt, cheese) - Leafy vegetables (spinach, kale, broccoli) - White beans - Sardines - Breads, cereals, and other food products fortified with calcium This book provides 50 high-calcium recipes that you'll benefit from. Start including these in your daily diet. Don't wait until you're suffering from calcium deficiency before you take action.

The High Calcium Low-Calorie Cookbook presents a tasty panoply of recipes for every occasion that are low in cholesterol and fat, sodium, and calories, and are made without sugar. Veteran cookbook author Betty Marks has collected over 250 fun and creative recipes using often overlooked low-calorie, high-calcium foods. With tasty appetizers, entrees, desserts, and more, this book takes a variety of delicious ingredients and turns them into healthy, easy-to-make meals. A healthy diet that is rich in calcium yet low in cholesterol is essential from childhood to old age. In particular for women: osteoporosis, or bone loss, affects at least half of North American women. A diet of calcium-rich foods, combined with a regular exercise program, can help slow bone loss and help keep both men and women strong no matter what their age. Drawing from numerous culinary traditions, Betty Marks delivers a broad spectrum of healthful recipes. From simple salmon dip and lamb kebobs in spinach sauce to curried shrimp with scallops and papaya pistachio cream, the recipes in The High Calcium Low-Calorie Cookbook are unique and flavorful. Home cooks no longer need to compromise, as they can now keep the calcium but cut the fat.

Calcium-Rich Recipes Is A Collection Of 36 Recipes Compiled Using Calcium-Rich Ingredients Like Dairy Products, Leafy Vegetables, Nuts And Pulses To Build Healthy Bones And Teeth For Lifetime.. The Major Sections In This Book Are Calcium-Rich Recipes For Kids & Teens, Adults And Senior Citizens. Begin Eating Healthy From Today!!

Learn how to make calcium work successfully to prevent bone loss in 200 agreeable ways. "The Calcium Cookbook" offers recipes that provide the calcium and other nutrients essential for prolonged well-being, without depending on high-calorie or high-cholesterol foods.

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Lactose is the primary sugar found in milk. Digestion of lactose requires the enzyme lactase, which breaks lactose into simpler sugars. When the intestine produces little or no lactase, milk sugar is not digested. New-born babies require high intestinal lactase levels for survival. Later in life though about two-thirds of all people lose the ability to produce lactase. Most of the people who keep producing it throughout adulthood are those of European ancestry but in other ethnic groups - Mexican, Jewish, African, Asian and Native American Ð 75 to 100 percent of adults are lactose intolerant. Primary lactose intolerance may begin at any time but usually develops in early adolescence and continues through life. Lactose intolerance means avoiding foods such as cream, butter, cheese, yoghurt, and ice cream as well as many prepared foods to which lactose is added such as bread, cereal, salad dressings, cake mixes, frozen meals. The Everyday Dairy-Free Cookbook explains all you need to know about this condition, how to tackle the problem and where to go for help and advise. As with the other titles in this best-selling Everyday series the book contains 200 recipes for family meals and there is a special section on catering for children. There are recipes for soups, dips and starters, light meals, main dishes, fish dishes, vegetarian dishes, savoury sauces and accompaniments, salads and dressings, puddings, sweet sauces, sweets and treats, baking, pastry, breakfasts, and beverages. If someone in your family cannot tolerate lactose this book will make catering for their needs simple and straightforward with so many meals to choose from.

A must-have for anyone who wants to enjoy mouthwatering meals while building strong, healthy bones that will last a lifetime. Everyone knows that bones need a lot of calcium to stay strong. But sometimes it’s hard to plan flavorful, satisfying meals that are rich in the calcium you need. JoAnna Lund has solved the dilemma with The Strong Bones Healthy Exchanges Cookbook, a hearty collection of recipes that are low in fat, calories, and sugar, but pack a flavorful punch and a healthy dose of calcium in every bite. The best part is, these recipes are easy enough for everyday cooking—so you don’t have to spend hours in the kitchen to make sure your family eats right. Choose from JoAnna’s savory array of calcium-rich dishes, like Homestyle Potato Soup, Creamy Italian Baked Chicken Breasts, and Layered Taco Salad. Top off your meal with one of her delicious desserts, like Chocolate-Strawberry Shortcake, Lemon Crunch Bars, and Magical Pumpkin Pie. With 170 calcium-rich recipes and a handy calcium-gram counter. “An excellent way to incorporate more calcium in your diet while maintaining a low-fat approach to eating.”—Kerry Humes, MD, Women’s Health Center, Moline, IL