fortified milk
Vitamin-enhanced dairy beverage
Fortified milk is milk with added nutrients beyond what occurs naturally, typically vitamins A and D.
Most commercial milk in the United States is fortified, a practice that began in the 1930s to prevent rickets and other deficiency diseases.
The nutrition label showed it was fortified milk with added vitamin D.
- vitamin DCalcium absorption enabler
- vitamin dropsConcentrated liquid nutrients dispensed
- baby formulaManufactured breast milk alternative
- school lunchMidday institutional meal
- calciumElement twenty, builds bones
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- bone nutrientscalcium, vitamin D, vitamin D3, vitamin K, vitamin K2
- dairybutter, cream, cheese, yogurt, sour cream
- Calciumcalcium, bone health, bones, dairy, yogurt
- milksbuttermilk
- fortified foodsenriched flour, enriched rice, iodized salt, golden rice, infant formula
- Calcium Supplementscalcium tablets, calcium carbonate, calcium powder, calcium gluconate, calcium phosphate