Yes it does.
Weight training is the best exercise to prevent osteoporosis
Optimal exercises for osteoporosis are strength training, aerobics combined with weight lifting, flexibility, and stability exercises. These will help most people.
resistance training can improve bone mineral density, which may help someone to avoid getting osteoporosis. or in older populations resistance training may slow down or stop the rate of bone mineral loss, delaying or prolonging the intensity of osteoporosis.
There are many different excersies for osteoporosis. Examples of such being walking, weight lifting, and strength training. One good website available is http://www.webmd.com/osteoporosis/features/exercise-for-osteoporosis
Absolutely it is. Weight training is especially beneficial as women age and bone mass declines. Weight training strengthens the muscles surrounding the bones, thus strengthening the joints reducing the chance of osteoporosis. Also, if a women is trying to lose weight or maintain her current weight, weight training increases muscle mass which burns calories much faster than fat.
Starting Strength and Strength Training Anatomy are both excellent, in-print books that can help you plan and execute your weight training.
fat-free milk and milk products and resistance-training exercises
There is the osteoporosis center that you can donate to the foundation which will help for futher research for the cure of osteoporosis.
You can avoid smoking and excessive alcohol and engage in regular weight-bearing exercise.
Treadmills can definitely help you lose weight but I would recommend that you do interval training.
Yes, strength training will help you lose weight. Depending on your macros consumption for the day, your body will end up using stored energy resulting in weight loss.
Lifting weights increases the density of the bone which helps prevent osteoporosis.