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May 2013

37m 15s

Nutrients for Bone Health

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY

About this episode

What do bones and Aero chocolates have in common? This lecture focusses on the micronutrients that have important roles in bone health. It describes the interactive roles and functions of: Vitamin D, Vitamin K, Calcium, Magnesium and Fluoride in maintaining bone health.

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