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		<title>By: Bony Matters &#183; Family, Children and Parenting</title>
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		<description>[...] We need to develop a good &#8220;bone bank&#8221; so when we start to lose bone density in our 40s, and beyond, we&#8217;ve got less chance of developing osteoporosis, or weak bones. Calcium is crucial in developing and maintaining strong bones and the best source of calcium Is dairy foods. Eating two to three serves of milk, yoghurt or cheese each day is the simplest way to meet our daily requirements.  But what do you do if you or your children don&#8217;t eat dairy, don&#8217;t like it, think it&#8217;s fattening, or have been told to cut it out of your diet? [...]</description>
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