OSTEOPOROSIS & WOMEN

Several negative lifestyle factors may be responsible for aggravating bone loss.
These include:
Here are some other known risk factors associated with osteoporosis:
Incomplete management of osteoporosis:
Many doctors attempt to manage hone loss with hormone therapy. Although this quick fix may address the immediate problem, it can create a host of side effects. Furthermore, this treatment ignores other factors, such as nutrients, that can play an equally important role in maintaining strong bones and healthy hormonal systems. Reachers have found that women who work to build bone density through nutrition and exercise while young are far more likely to maintain that bone density as they age. Nutritionists have long recommended calcium supplements as a means of combating bone loss. Unfortunately, most commercially available supplements are manufactured from purified limestone, and are therefore not readily absorbed by the body. No wonder calcium supplements have earned a reputation for passing through the digestive system undissolved. Calcium is but one of the many factors necessary for the maintenance of healthy bones. There are other vitamins, minerals, and nutrient co-factors that must be present in order for calcium to be used properly by the body.
There now are dietary supplements designed to support the needs of today's woman.  Some nutrition now provides specific vitamins and minerals that work synergistically with two bioavailable forms of calcium to promote healthy bones.  Isoflavones, Minerals, Calcium, Magnesium, Trace Minerals, Silicone, & Boron all play a role in the treatment and prevention of Osteoporosis.  To order such a product, please link to The Elrod Clinic Order form below.
These Web Pages where constructed from various health and other publications on Nutrition.  The sole purpose is to provide information and is not considered to be medical advice. No medical claims are being made by Dr.H. Edward Elrod, or The Elrod Clinic.
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