We all get a twinge now and again, but if this is happening regularly could changing one of these habits help you?
If you are interested in an effective, drug-free, alternative for bone health then here’s what you need to know.
How much do you know about osteoporosis and how you can reduce your risk?
Stephen Makinde, Director of Perfect Balance Clinic, is an Osteopath with some interesting thoughts to share on dealing with osteoporosis.
If you are concerned about osteoporosis or osteopenia then this is vital information when looking at how to reduce your risk.
October 20 is World Osteoporosis Day. It can be a killer disease but you ‘can’t tell by looking,’ as many people believe. Do you know if you are at risk?
Are you worried about your bones or have a family history of osteoporosis? Dr Bond has been treating osteoporosis with progesterone for many years and shares her view on why it is so important.
The role of bioidentical natural progesterone for osteoporosis is well-established but here Dr Dach makes the case that hormonal decline also leads to other degenerative diseases. Bioidentical hormone combination creams that have a balanced blend including natural oestrogens may be the answer.
A link has been made between a diet high in animal protein and a loss in bone density in older women. So could changing your diet but adding bioidentical progesterone and an osteoporosis supplement could improve your bone health and reduce your risk of osteoporosis.
New research agrees with earlier FDA warnings about potential side-effects from bisphosphonate based osteoporosis drugs.