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de 18 estudios aleatorizados y controlados no encon- contenido de ese elemento en la dieta conllevan riesgos
traron impacto deletéreo de la suplementación cálcica cardiovasculares.
sobre la aparición de insuficiencia arterial coronaria o
mortalidad general en ese sexo y a esa edad.18
Como conclusión de esta minirrevisión narrati-
va, podemos decir que ni las dietas normocálcicas ni
los suplementos de calcio usados para normatizar el
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