You will get plenty of calcium from nondairy foods, such as legumes, soy nuts, calcium-fortified soy milk, artichokes, beet greens, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, celery, carrots, collards, kale, lima beans, snap beans, spinach, and Swiss chard. Not only is broccoli lower in calories and high in phytonutrients, it one of the highest amounts of calcium among vegetables, with over 60 milligrams of calcium for one cup of cooked broccoli (or as much calcium as 2 ounces of low-fat milk).
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