Yes. Although old age is a risk factor for osteoporosis, other factors such as low calcium intake, tobacco use, eating disorders, Alcoholism, being female, race, and family history that are not related to age also contribute to osteoporosis.
Exercise is key. Any strength training exercises that strengthens bone will be very helpful in preventing osteoporosis. All you need is 30 minutes of regular exercise a day and a calcium-rich diet.
Yes, you can. There may be complications and it will make your osteoporosis worse, but yes.
It is important to assume proper posture while still young because once we become accustomed to it, we would not feel any pain when we grow up. At our old ages, we would have a less chance of getting Osteoporosis. Young as we are, we need to practice these habits so that it would not be hard for us to adjust our imperfections.
It is important to assume proper posture while still young because once we become accustomed to it, we would not feel any pain when we grow up. At our old ages, we would have a less chance of getting Osteoporosis. Young as we are, we need to practice these habits so that it would not be hard for us to adjust our imperfections.
There are a few types of osteoporosis that include degenerative osteoporosis. Other forms of osteoporosis include primary and secondary osteoporosis.
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Heather J. McPherson has written: 'Young women's perceptions about self-care and osteoporosis'
While the word porous isn't generally used in medical terminology, -porotic is the medical terminology combining form meaning porous. For instance, osteoporotic means a condition of more porous bones.
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You can find information on osteoporosis treatment and diet on the following website...www.webmd.com/osteoporosis/living-with-osteoporosis.../diet-dange...
No, and it's "Live While We're Young" not "Live While We Are Young"
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How is what helpful in preventing osteoporosis?