Preventing Osteoporosis
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Preventing Osteoporosis
Last month, my 74-year-old mother tripped on a small tuft of grass, fell, and broke her rib. Her recovery has been painful and challenging, impacting not only her well-being but also my elderly father, who heavily relies on her daily support.
Even though her fracture wasn't caused by osteoporosis, it got me thinking. As a woman in my 40s, am I doing enough to maintain my bone health?
We often overlook our bones during our middle years, thinking of them as a house’s frame?"supportive and rigid. However, bones are living tissues, constantly changing and remodeling. They rely on various micronutrients and enzymes for optimal function and health.
Sadly, the typical Western diet lacks essential nutrients, filled instead with white flours, refined sugars, and unhealthy fats. Additionally, carbonated drinks increase phosphorus intake, which can hinder calcium absorption, leading to weak bones and potentially osteoporosis.
Calcium is crucial, but it’s not the only vital nutrient. Ensure your diet includes magnesium, zinc, silicon, boron, folic acid, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, manganese, vitamin K, vitamin D, and magnesium. Alarmingly, the Journal of Nutritional Medicine reports that 80 to 85 percent of Americans have a magnesium-deficient diet.
The positive news is that with a few lifestyle changes, we can enhance our bone health. Medical evidence shows improvements in bone density when people adopt weight-bearing exercises and diets rich in fruits, vegetables, and high-quality supplements.
Why wait for a fracture to start caring for your skeletal health? Prioritize your bone health today to ensure a stronger tomorrow.
(c) Kim Beardsmore
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