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Category Archives: Bone disease
A New Wrinkle In Bone Health
Don’t scowl when you read this, but the lines on your face may say something about the status of your skeleton. Researchers determined that the deeper and more abundant a woman’s facial wrinkles, the weaker her bones. Why? Both skin … Continue reading
Calcium & Vitamin D: What You Need To Know
After menopause, calcium and vitamin D may slow bone loss–but may not be sufficient to completely stop it. Throughout your life, calcium and vitamin D play a key role in maintaining your bone health. They are particularly vital while your bones are … Continue reading
Keep Your Bones Strong
Important Lifestyle Modifications A healthy diet and regular weight bearing exercise are important in preventing or treating osteoporosis. Major Food Sources of Calcium Milk Whole or Skim Yogurt Plain, Fruit, Frozen Cheese Mozzarella, Muenster, Cheddar Ice Cream Hard, Soft-Serve Ice … Continue reading
Osteoporosis
Wishing for strong bones isn’t enough, build them. Osteoporosis and other bone diseases can result in fractures, weakness and reduce your quality of life. Fact is, osteoporosis results in 1.5 million fractures (broken bones) in the U.S. every year. Understanding … Continue reading
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