Milk really does do a body good. Strong bones need good sources of calcium and vitamin D to remain strong. Foods like yogurt, cheese, and milk can naturally increase your intake of calcium without the use of supplements. Similarly, green vegetables like broccoli and fish like sardines and bone-in salmon are also good sources of calcium. As for vitamin D, the body produces it when exposed to sunlight, and many foods contain or are fortified with the nutrient, including tuna, mackerel, egg yolks, and some cereals.

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