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Calcium supplements differ in efficacy from foods fortified with calcium
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SUPPORTED
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Scientific evidence demonstrates that calcium absorption and bioavailability differ depending on whether the mineral is consumed via foods, fortified matrices, or distinct supplement formulations.

Evidence for · 3
Calcium absorption and calcium bioavailability
1992 · cited by 80
Discusses how the bioavailability of calcium varies widely depending on whether it comes from natural food sources like milk versus specific calcium salt supplements.
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Bioavailability of calcium in an enriched postbiotic system compared to calcium citrate in healthy postmenopausal females; A randomized, double-blind, comparator-controlled, crossover study
2023 · cited by 10
Demonstrates that calcium delivery systems (such as postbiotic food matrices versus conventional calcium citrate supplements) yield significantly different bioavailability profiles.
Micronutrient bioavailability: concepts, influencing factors, and strategies for improvement.
2025 · cited by 2
Notes that vitamins and minerals added to foods or taken as supplements often differ in bioavailability due to food matrices and absorption dynamics.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 8701 Aug 2026
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