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What is the difference between total Ca and ionized Ca?

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What does Kosher mean? How would Kosher food affect a diet instruction, particularly Kosher meat?



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Answer to Question 1

Total Ca includes bound and free Ca. Ionized Ca is free, and is the more important form.

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Kosher means blessed by a Rabbi, but concerning meats it also means processed in salt to remove any blood. This means that Kosher meats would have a high salt content.




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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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