Products, sources of calcium

Saturday, 10 November 2012 |


Adult daily requirement for calcium is 800 - 1000 mg per day, and during pregnancy and breastfeeding doubles. The need for calcium also increases during puberty, in sports, in a period of increased physical and nervous stress. The body to absorb calcium from food is not fully, only 10 - 50 percent of it goes to the body's tissues. But this is a regulated process and the rate of absorption is more significant in children (compared with adults), pregnant and lactating.
Bioavailability (absorption) of calcium improves dairy products, animal proteins, lower it - the indigestible fiber, caffeine, alcohol, excess fat (they form insoluble compounds with calcium), phosphates, oxalates. Increased content in foods potassium and magnesium also inhibits the absorption of calcium.
The main role in the metabolism of calcium in the body belongs to the bone. This is the main depot (reserves) of calcium in the body. It is also present in the blood and interstitial fluid. On average, the human body weight of 70 kg. Contained 1 kg. calcium. With a lack of calcium in bone tissue decreases their strength, osteoporosis. The reason may be a lack of calcium in the diet or regulatory violations. But the most common reason is ("no need" - lack of exercise).
That is why developing marked osteoporosis in astronauts, long orbiting in weightlessness. Osteoporosis develops in them despite his adequate dietary intake.
But excessive and prolonged use of calcium intake (particularly with drugs that increase its digestibility) can harm the kidneys. vascular system and other vital internal organs. This can cause calcium deposits on the walls of blood vessels in the kidney tubules, etc.
One of the major functions of calcium in the body - involved in maintaining the acid-alkaline balance. That's why, when properly balanced diet and overall body acidification occurs relative deficiency of calcium. And this in spite of his sufficient in food! Such a condition can also lead to osteoporosis.

Product

calcium content in mg
per 100 g of product

Milk, egg
Cow's milk is 2.5% - 3.5%120
Skimmed milk125
Soy milk *80 *
Kefir120
Sour cream 10%80
Egg 1pc. (About 50 g)58
Cheese and curd
Parmesan1300
Russian cheese1000
Latvian cheese900
Hard cheeses (average)800 - 1200
Cheese "Roquefort"750
Goat Cheese500
Cottage cheese (low fat)120
Pulse
Soybeans *240 *
Beans194
Broad beans100
Peas50
Nuts and seeds
Sesame780
Almonds250
Filbert225
Pistachios130
Sunflower seeds100
Walnuts90
Peanuts60
Fish and seafood
Atlantic sardines (canned)380
Crabs100
Shrimp90
Anchovies82
Oysters82
Carp50
Cod25
Pike20
Trout19
Salmon10
Meat and meat products
Chicken28
Veal26
Chicken10
Beef Liver10
Rabbit9
Beef5
Pork5
Lamb3
Sausage22
Sausages12
Ham11
Crops
Grain bread55
Bran bread23
White bread52
Oat-flakes50
Rye30
Buckwheat21
Rice33
Semolina18
Pearl barley15
Vegetables
Basil370
Parsley245
Savoy212
Cabbage210
Cress180
Onion shniit130
Dill126
Broccoli105
Canned green olives96
Green onions86
Lettuce37
Carrots35
Radishes35
Cucumbers15
Tomatoes14
Potatoes6
Fruits, berries (dried fruit)
Dried apricots80
Dried figs54
Raisins50
Oranges42
Raspberries40
Kiwi38
Tangerines33
Currant30
Strawberry26
Dates21
Grapes18
Pineapples16
Apricots16
Watermelon10
Pears10
Bananas9
Peaches8
Apples7
Melon6
Confectionery
Milk chocolate *240 *
Dark chocolate60
Ice cream milk140
Fruit ice cream20
Shortbread cookies14
Honey4
A good supplier of calcium may be - milk and milk products (cheese, hard cheese), eggs, fish, and green vegetables, and nuts. One source of calcium - drinking water (1 liter of it contains up to 350-500 mg). With drinking water supplied 10-30% of calcium (depending on zhestskosti water).

Products, sources of iodine

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The daily requirement of iodine for adults is 150 micrograms (mikrogrammov!) per day. Some preiod life, this need may increase since the daily requirement of iodine during pregnancy and lactation is 180 - 250 mg / day.
Requirement of iodine in the body meets mainly through plant products. In the day, the average person receives from plant foods - 70-75 mg, with an animal - 35-40 mg, 5 mg of water.
ProductThe iodine content in microgram
per 100 grams of product
Cod-liver370
Haddock245
Freshwater fish (raw)243
Pollock200
Salmon200
Flounder190
Fresh shrimp190
Grouper145
Smoked mackerel145
Cod130
Boiled shrimp110
Fresh mackerel100
Fresh herring92
Salted herring77
Freshwater fish (cooked)74
Raw oysters60
Feld salad60
Ham sausage54
Smoked fish fillets43
Bread (special)up to 31
Frozen fish fillets27
Atlantic Sardines in Oil27
Oat20
Mushrooms18
Cream cheese (additives)to 18
Eggs (1 piece, approx 50 g)to 18
Pork16.7
Whole milkto 19
Skimmed milkto 17
Low-fat milkto 15
Butter9
Greens (in general)to 15
Broccoli15
Beans12.5
Spinach12
Beef11.5
Shrimp fried11
Dairy produceto 11
Hard cheese (Edam)11
Peas10.5
Wheat flourto 10
Ordinary bread9
Rye8.3
Vegetables (general)to 10
beet6.8
carrots6.5
cabbage6.5
potatoes5.8
buckwheat3.5
fruit2
Sausages2
Meat in the middle3
Plain bagel2


Good supplier of iodine may be iodine and iodine-bromine mineral water. The iodine content in them is usually indicated on the label. In some waters, such as therapeutic mineral water "Vinsentka" (Czech Republic), the iodine content can reach 650 mkg/100 ml.
The iodine content of vegetables, fruits and grains is highly dependent on where they are grown. The iodine content in meat and milk (as well as in the egg), depends also on the fields on which or how food breastfed animals.
Fish grown in farms, and reared special food will be different on the iodine content of the wild species.