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Bone & Joint Health

Bone and joint references connect minerals, fat-soluble vitamins, structural proteins, and cartilage-related compounds.

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Bone density loss, fractures, kidney stones, kidney disease, anticoagulant use, and chronic joint pain require individualized medical guidance.
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Deficiency Signs
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Cautions
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ItemTypeRelationshipEvidence
CalciumnutrientMay Support
Official nutrient-role framing from NIH ODS.
Official Reference
Vitamin DnutrientMay Support
Health Canada and EFSA vitamin D source records are already attached in the app.
Official Reference
Vitamin KnutrientMay Support
Health Canada and EFSA vitamin K source records; medication context matters for warfarin.
Official Reference
MagnesiumnutrientMay Support
Official nutrient-role framing from NIH ODS.
Official Reference
Collagen PeptidesbioactiveMay Support
Review evidence with product and study-quality limitations.
Academic Review
GlucosaminebioactiveCaution / Limited Evidence
Basic catalog entry with food/supplement source trail; needs deeper claim expansion.
Food Database

Foods First

Calcium

Milk and yogurt, Calcium-fortified beverages, Tofu made with calcium sulfate, Canned fish with bones.

Vitamin D

Fatty fish, Fortified milk or plant beverages, Egg yolk.

Vitamin K

Leafy green vegetables, Broccoli and Brussels sprouts, Some fermented foods.

Magnesium

Nuts and seeds, Legumes, Whole grains, Leafy green vegetables.

Collagen Peptides

Gelatin, bone broth, skin-on poultry, fish skin, slow-cooked connective tissue.

Glucosamine

Shellfish shells are the common supplement source; meaningful amounts are not typically obtained from ordinary foods.

Medication & Safety Cautions

Calcium

Calcium is a major structural mineral in bones and teeth and is also involved in muscle and nerve function. | Excess supplemental calcium can contribute to adverse effects; stay within the applicable UL.

Vitamin D

Vitamin D supports calcium absorption and bone-health physiology. | Avoid chronic high-dose use above the UL without medical supervision.

Vitamin K

Vitamin K is involved in vitamin K-dependent proteins, including proteins relevant to bone and blood clotting. | No UL has been established, but this does not mean unlimited supplemental intake is proven safe.

Magnesium

Magnesium contributes to bone structure and normal muscle and nerve function. | The DRI UL applies to supplemental/pharmacological magnesium, not magnesium naturally present in food and water.

Collagen Peptides

Collagen peptides are studied for joint function and connective-tissue support contexts. | allergy | kidney disease

Glucosamine

Glucosamine is widely used for cartilage and joint contexts, but product form, allergy, medication, and evidence-quality issues need clearer claim-level review.

Source mix: Official Reference, Academic Review, Food Database, Government Health Agency.

Key Studies & Fixed References

These are the dated references used for this tag. Live research searches can change; these links explain the fixed wording shown on this page.

Dietary Reference Values for Vitamin D

European Food Safety Authority | Acquired 2026-07-23 | Official Reference

EU vitamin D adequate intake, 25(OH)D target context, Minimal sun exposure assumption.

FoodData Central

U.S. Department of Agriculture | Acquired 2026-07-23 | Food Database

Food composition and natural source verification.

May Support

Caution / Limited Evidence