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GFE Podcast #27: Non Dairy Calcium Sources

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We don’t have to eat dairy products in order to get adequate calcium a day. In this podcast we share top non-dairy food sources of calcium and different ideas on how to include them in your diet every day.

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Top Sources of Non Diary Calcium

The recommended intake for adults 19-50 years old is 1000mg a day, this increases to 1300mg day for people over 50.

1 cup of ingredient and mg per serve:

  • Sesame seeds 1404mg
    Molasses 891mg
    Sardines 569mg
    Almonds and almond milk 464mg
    Kidney beans 359mg
    Collards 357mg
    Navy beans 306mg
    Amaranth leaves 276mg
    Mung beans 273mg
    Spinach 272mg
    Turnip greens 246mg
    Figs dried 241mg
    Salmon canned 241mg
    Brazil nuts 213mg
    Chickpeas 210mg
    Shrimp 183mg
    Chia seeds 179mg
    Pinto beasn 175mg
    Kale 172mg
    Chinese cabbage 158mg
    Herring 153mg
    Tahini 153mg
    Pistachios 132mg
    Adzuki beans 130mg
    Hazelnuts 131mg
    Seaweed 128mg
    Lobster 125mg
    Sunflower seeds 117mg
    Crab 112mg

There are many other non dairy calcium sources with lower amounts of calcium as well.

Ideas on including more calcium from these non dairy sources

  • eat a small handful of nuts daily
  • add chia or flaxseeds to a smoothie with almond milk
  • add different seaweeds to soups and stir frys
  • include greens at every meal
  • make a flax and chia seed cereal with figs and tahini
  • incorporate tinned fish every day
  • eat lots of greens
  • eat an apple coated in almond butter or tahini
  • use nori seaweed for a lunch wrap instead of bread

Get creative, there are lots of ways you can include the food items above :)

Calcium rich recipes

Here are a few calcium rich recipes, I will be posting more soon. If you’d like those Click here to sign up for my newsletter and I’ll let you know when they are ready :)

Nori salad and tuna wrap

Salmon cakes and salad

Green superfood soup

Zucchini almond meal porridge

Super fast salmon salad

Wombok salad – use almonds instead of cashews and it has a tahini dressing too

See you in the next podcast
Jedha
Nutrition & Health Coach

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