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Best Sources of Calcium
and Best Calcium Supplements

The best sources of calcium come from organic calcium sources and possibly calcium orotate. There are also types of calcium you should stay away from or use cautiously.

The best calcium supplements are often chelated calcium which are bounded to amino acids which act as a carrier into your system, but Calcium Orotate seems to have an even higher absorption rate.

The types of calcium you will want to avoid are the ones that are inorganic and of low quality.


Best Sources of Calcium

Raw Goat Milk - approx. 327 mg. of calcium per 1 cup serving

Organic Raw Milk - approx. 300 mg. of calcium per 1 cup serving
best sources of calcium
Figs - approx. 135 mg. of calcium per 5 pieces of fruit

Collard Greens - approx. 355 mg. of calcium per 1 cup serving

Sesame Seeds - approx. 273 mg. of calcium per 1 oz. serving

Almonds - approx. 300 mg. of calcium per 1/2 cup serving
best sources of calcium White Beans (canned) - approx. 191 mg. of calcium per 1 cup serving

Amaranth (cooked) - approx. 116 mg. of calcium per 1 cup serving

Blackstrap Molasses - approx. 175 mg. of calcium per 1 Tbsp. serving

Raw Cheese - approx. 400 mg. of calcium per 2 oz. serving

best sources of calcium
Purchase Raw Amish Cheese

Plain Whole Yogurt - approx. 300 mg. of calcium per 8 oz. serving

Sardines (canned with bones) - approx. 370 mg. of calcium per 3 oz.




Not a fan of soy in general, but some people seem to do okay on soy. Soy has a lot of anti-nutrients like phytic acid which could prevent calcium from being absorbed.

Fermented soy products like tempeh may be a much better source of calcium for people who consume soy as a source for calcium.

Best Calcium Supplements

As usual organic forms of minerals are much more useful to your body than inorganic forms and calcium is no exception.

Organic Calcium - included are Calcium Citrate, Chelated Calcium, Calcium Arginate, Calcium Gluconate, Calcium Lactate, Calcium Orotate, Organic Raw Milk, and Calcium Aspartate.

Inorganic Calcium - Calcium Phosphate, Calcium Sulphate, and Calcium Carbonate.

Chelated Calcium

Chelated Calcium - This type of calcium is bounded to amino acids and this helps to make it a more absorbable form of calcium.

Dietary calcium in a bio-available food form is probably the most effective type of calcium. In nature, dietary calcium is not found without magnesium and other vital nutrients that help to make it much more absorbable.

Chelated supplements are better than inorganic forms of calcium, but not as good as the organic calcium found in raw food sources.

Pasteurized Dairy Products are not very digestible because the bio-active nutrients have been destroyed and the calcium turned into inorganic Calcium Carbonate.

Calcium Orotate



Orotates are natural substances found in our bodies and in foods such as dairy foods.

The controversial Physician Dr. Hans Nieper used calcium orotate as a mineral transporter to treat osteoporosis and other illnesses.

According to his work calcium orotate seems to be able to penetrate directly through the cell membrane and is able to deliver calcium to where it can be readily utilized.

Apparently, a low incidence of side effects were noted. May be one of the best sources of calcium to supplement with, but do your research before deciding - of course!

Leading expert on mineral transport systems
The Curious Man: The Life and Works Of Dr. Hans Nieper

Beware of These Types of Calcium

Calcium Fortified Foods such as orange juice and cereals. This type of calcium food behaves more like a calcium supplement.

Antacids - uses low quality calcium and inorganic calcium.

Coral Calcium - inorganic form of calcium and could contribute to calcium deposits as well as calcification in your body.

Calcium Aspartate - can break down into aspartic acid which is a component of aspartame - a neurotoxin.

Dolomite, Oyster Shell, and Bone Meal - these calcium supplements may contain heavy metals.


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