Exercise regularly, Keeping the weight and live an active lifestyle, Consumption foods rich in calcium such as milk, yogurt, sardines, shellfish, tofu, green vegetables, Consume a calcium supplement, Quit smoking, Reduce the consumption of caffeine, salt or alcohol, Bask in the morning to stimulate the skin to produce vitamin D is good for bone strength, Maintaining a good posture this is useful for avoiding the onset of strain on the spine, Discussed the need for bone densitometry examinations to determine the severity of illness.
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment | Causes
Skeletal system consists of bones, joints and cartilage. These three work together to form the body structure and support the entire body. Therefore as long as people doing the activity, bones continue to have the possibility of damage.
Bones have two characteristics, namely strength and bone density, which are both important in maintaining the function of bone and is strongly influenced by the amount of calcium in the body.
Bone growth reaches its peak in adolescence and continues until age 30 yeras old. Furthermore, the bones begin to degenerate into a thin, weak and fragile. This condition is called Osteoporosis.
Risk factors for osteoporosis include gender, age, race, genetic, or family history, lifestyle and diet. Women are generally more susceptible to osteoporosis than men because at the time of menopause the production of estrogen in the body has decreased drastically. Recommendation for Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment
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