Will your body eliminate excess calcium or will it be absorbed into your blood?
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I do not know if calcium is absorbed into your blood, but I have had trouble with kidney stones, and a reason that I was given by my doctor was excess calcium.
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Depletion affects the central nervous system. Low levels of calcium can cause nervousness, apprehension, irritability, and numbness. \n\nhttp://groups.msn.com/psychbusters\nDecoding Psychiatric Propaganda
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mmm well yeah they aks and look at your bone constitution, like porosity and minerals in it , you have to keep a  very healthy diet and your nutrition has to be rich in calcium so that ur bones recover properly if u get that kind of operation  :)
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I'm going to assume you are talking about plants. It depends. More transpiration means more water flows through plants, so of course more nutrients will enter the plant tissue. However, the amount that is actually absorbed for use by the plant is controlled by the plant cells.... excess minerals are usually stored.
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vitamin D sunlight\nSOme forms of calcium are easier to absorb than others.  A good source is to cook a turky carcass in a pot, add five tablespoons vinegar and it pulls the calcium out of the bones.\nMany times the pills are either hard to digest or are not as good as getting it from several sources, like green leafies, and so on.  Lots of high fat foods that contain calcium are not wise.  TOo much info?
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You can only use for max 2 years as it does cause bone loss.  I advise taking calcium suppliments at least 1500 mg daily to help counteract that.  If you're young, under 25, and active, you should be fine using this product for 2 years and able to restore the bone mass.  It will also either cause spotty bleeding or eliminate periods all together.  Weight gain is also an issue as you'll want to eat everything! lol Sad thing is, when you take birth control... it makes you not want to do the very act that you're taking it for.  heh  figures right?\n\nSide note:  I did not experience the headaches or cramps, actually they went away for me
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your bones release calcium into your blood to maintain specific blood calcium levels...not so sure about the second mineral...
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9.5 to 10 miligrams per decileter\nand the ionized calcium level in serum should go from 4.5 to 5.6 mg/dl actually this is the most important one because is tha calcium that actually  functions in your body
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It slowly gets absorbed into the blood and tissues around. Depending on the amount, it should be gone in a few days to a week or so.
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Calcium and Phosphorus levels are regulated by calcitonin from the thyroid gland and parathyroid hormone from the parathyroid glands.  In a healthy individual, calcium and phosphorus have an inverse relationship, that means that when one goes up, the other goes down.  Serum calcium tends to decrease i people who have osteoporosis or inadequate intake of calcium.  Calcium needs Vitamin D to aid in absorption.  Eat foods high in calcium, or take supplements with both Vit D and Calcium. Calcium supplements should be taken 1-2 hrs after a meal to increase intestinal absorption.\nIs your low calcium-high phosphorus levels caused by an underlying condition, such as renal failure, Crohn's disease, or chronic inflammatory bowel disease?  Is it caused by improper functioning of the thyroid and parathyroid glands? If so, the underlying condition must be treated in order for the mineral balance to be restored, thus allowing more calcium to be absorbed.\nSee your Doctor, to treat the underlying problem, then add calcium and Vit D to your diet.
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Yes.  Taking too much of anything can hurt your body.  There are two types of vitamins: water-soluble vitamins and fat-soluble vitamins.  If the vitamin is water-soluble (e.g. vitamin C), it would take a lot of it to hurt your body, because it dissolves in water and will be excreted during urination.  However, if the vitamin is fat-soluble, it will be absorbed into your fat and remain in your body for a while.  Too much of a fat-soluble vitamin will be toxic.  That's why you should follow the "percentage of recommended daily intake" label on the side of the bottle.
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cALCIUM, vITAMINS, tISSUE ETC.
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While osteoporosis occurs in men and pre-menopausal women, the problem is overwhelmingly prevalent in postmenopausal women.\n\nIOW, it has little to do with Calcium deficiency.  Calcium may help, but it's not a cause.
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Hi, the way they explained it in my dad's case was that the excess calcuim was blocking up his kidneys.  The calcium comes from the bones as the cancer erodes them.  The kidneys can't handle too much, so dialysis may be required at some point.
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Us Women need to take calcium and Vit D supplements for the rest of our lives!  Women are prone to lose more calcium than men, because of the loss of blood (containing calcium) in menstruation each month. \n\nA woman also loses much calcium with each pregnancy. A pregnant mother loses 4 times as much calcium to her baby, as she would in nine menstrual cycles. (Women, get your calcium!)\n\nWhen your body loses this much calcium, your bones become porous and brittle. They are not as strong, and can break under very little pressure. Then it causes a disease called OSTEOPOROSIS. \n\nPatients most often don't even know they have osteoporosis until the condition is serious. Warning signs of osteoporosis include, backache, back muscle spasms, thigh bones aching, difficulty in twisting and bending.\n\nAlso, we need Vit D . Remember that vitamin D stimulates the production of calcium binding proteins in the digestive tract. We need Vit D to be able to absorb calcium in our system.
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Vitamin D allows Calcium to be absorbed in your system.  Without it, the calcium just passes through.  I would suggest getting some calcium supplements (usually less than $20 for a month supply) which usually contain Vitamin D also.  Exposure to the sun also gives you Vitamin D so be sure to get plenty of sunshine!
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They are controlled by hormones. Parathyroid gland controls calcium level of your body by secreting parathyroid hormone (PTH). Blood pressure is controlled by adrenal glands. It secretes adrenaline, aldosterone and cortisol. The body regulates phosphate levels in the blood through the controlled release of PTH from the parathyroid gland and calcitonin from the thyroid gland.