Osteoporosis weakens bones, increasing fracture risk, particularly in older women. A study showed that calcium, vitamin D, and collagen could improve bone density in postmenopausal women with osteopenia. Probiotics also enhance bone mineral density. Early calcium intake is crucial to prevent osteoporosis, especially in young adults. Vitamin K and D are essential for those with inflammatory bowel disease. (Excerpt AI-generated)
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Nutrients Improve BMD and Protect against Osteoporosis in Women
According to the Center for Disease Control, 16% of American women 50 years and over have been diagnosed with osteoporosis of the femur neck or lumbar spine. In these recent studies, plant-sourced calcium and black tea flavonoids showed promise in supporting healthy bones in women. Find out more: Plant-sourced calcium Doctors expect women to lose…
3 Keys To Your Bone Health
Bone density is not just a woman’s issue. According to WebMD, about 20% of people with osteoporosis, or thinning of the bone, are actually men. Diet, exercise, hormone levels and genetics all can play a role in your bone’s health. In recent studies, these nutrients proved supportive of bone health. Nutrients reduce fractures and protect…
Re-think Vitamin E
Sometimes, we like to grab hold of the “latest and greatest,” but this article from Natural Insights for Well Being reminds us that “oldies but goodies” are also a valid approach to helping you meet your health goals. Enjoy! New studies support brain and bone benefits in young and old More vitamin E, higher IQ…
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