Most people are unaware that a normal body’s bone density peaks at the age of 30, then the body starts to reabsorb calcium away from its bones. Aging, menopause, and a poor diet can exacerbate bone loss. You may be aware of some ways to keep your bones healthy; you might even be taking your calcium and vitamin D. But are you doing other things that actually hurt without knowing it? Here are 5 ways...
When it comes to bone health, one word can cause some serious concern: osteoporosis. This bone disease occurs when the body loses too much bone or stops producing enough bone, or sometimes, both. The result is significant bone loss over time, which leads to bones weakening and can even cause fracturing during daily activities. Most people associate osteoporosis with women. While women -are- at a higher...
When was the last time you had your bone density checked? Approximately -10 million people- in the United States suffer from -osteoporosis- with another 44 million at risk of thinning bones, and many of them are only one bad fall away from tragedy. But we can all reduce our risk by adopting the right exercise regimen now. It turns out, this may be our best weapon against brittle bones. Bones become...
A -new medication- to treat osteoporosis has been found to increase bone density and reduce the risk of fracture in vulnerable adults. This finding could vastly improve the quality of life for seniors who are at risk for a disabling fracture. Not only will the drug prevent fractures, but as a result, it will also allow people with osteoporosis to enjoy more activities than they would otherwise be able...
Facts: - Approximately 10 million Americans have osteoporosis. Another 44 million have low bone density, placing them at increased risk to develop osteoporosis. 54 million Americans (half of all adults age 50 and older) are at risk of breaking a bone due to osteoporosis. Osteoporosis develops in many people - especially women, affecting their bones and overall health. But there are ways to prevent...
Almond milk is loaded with nutritional and lifestyle benefits that we should all be paying attention to, IF you get the unsweetened kind. Some of almond milk's benefits include: - Almond milk is dairy-free and can be used as an alternative for dairy and soy milk. Almond milk can help with weight loss and management. Almond milk is a good option for those who are lactose intolerant or simply want to...