What will happen if you do not consume enough calcium on a particular day? If an injury occurs, the blood will not appropriately clot.   Blood calcium levels will drop.   Nerve signaling will stop, so the heart cannot beat. Blood calcium levels will remain in the normal range because calcium is released from th

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