Abstract:Higher calcium urinary loss induced by a calcium sulphate-rich mineral water intake than by milk in young womenComments by Arnaud I did not intend to revisit the discussion of the publication of Brandolini et al.1 on Ca urinary excretion attributed to the sulfate content of water but in their answers 2 to my comments 3 , they said that 'I accept their experimental results' and that 'I do not contest the difference in calciuria between milk and sulfate-rich water'. I never wrote that I agree with their results … Show more
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