… healing.4. Boosts bone healthManganese is one of the minerals important for growing and maintaining healthy bones. “Bone health is important for everyone, especially for older women. They are at the greatest risk for osteoporosis …
… of muscle mass. Low iron can cause anemia. And low calcium can be a risk to your bone health.”The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends:Women consume 5 to 6.5 ounces of protein …
… affects many body systems. In addition to playing a role in your menstrual cycle, it protects heart, bone and brain health. It also helps boost your sex drive and mood. As you approach menopause, your …
… to harden and hold the broken pieces in place. The damaged surfaces knit together to form new bone, and often, the new bone is stronger than the original one.15. Women have a different bone …
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… volume,” Dr. Lewis says.Without treatment, overtraining can weaken your immune system and may cause osteoporosis and bone loss in women. In extreme cases, heart damage and rhythm disorders can occur. Those with genetic risk …
… for “live and active cultures” on yogurt labels.Foods that contain vitamin DVitamin D is important for bone, immune and nerve health. And some research suggests getting enough vitamin D lowers your risk of fibroids …
… re a class of osteoporosis medications that are called “anti-resorptives.” They help slow the breakdown of bone in your body.“Our bodies constantly break down and rebuild bone. That’s normal and healthy,” Dr …
Whenever you take a bite of an apple or grab a salad for lunch, you’re getting more than just fiber and nutrients. You’re getting phytoestrogens. This type of plant-based estrogen is a …
You’ve lost some weight, and you’re dedicated to shedding those last 10 pounds. So you step up your workout, hitting the elliptical machine four to five days a week for 45 minute increments …
When arthritis takes hold in your thumb, actions you may have taken for granted can become more challenging. Opening jars, turning door knobs or carrying a dinner plate can become monumental — and sometimes painful — feats …
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