Preventing Osteoporosis (Osteoporosis #4)

Even if you're among the 34 million Americas who are at high risk for osteoporosis, you can take dietary steps to prevent this diagnosis.Watch More Health Videos at Health Guru: http://www.healthguru.com/?YT

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[steeplechaserider]

My MD told me I need to start doing weight bearing exercise to make my bones stronger . I suffer from osteoporosis. I was told not to take the drugs like fosamax on the market as they can make you loose all your teeth or break a bone because the bone that they create is not strong bone you need to do weight trainging with a weight vest as that strengthens the whole body, the vest made by NYK is great very sleek nice made for a womans curves too.

[4chango]

@0ddler: I will be placing a naturopathic approach for this and other bone issues on my channel in the comment section.

[AppleSouffle]

Oddler, sugar, corn syrup and carbohydrates that are high on the glycemic index cause osteoporosis.

Sugar pulls the minerals out of your bones. Your average doctor will tell you - As you age, you lose bone mass and that's the way it is.

But that's not that way it is in cultures that eat little to no sugar. They have healthy bones all of their lives.

Check out the Weston A Price website. Best wishes to you and your mom.

[Gary1111001]

No one needs anywhere near 2100 mg of calcium.

What they need is to stop the depletion of calcium (acidic diet and too much protein) and resistance exercises.

Go Fruit !

[Chrisisms]

More important is to eat the magnesium in fruit. Alkalizing diets that restore alkaline elements are inversely related with bone disease. Most people consume acidifying diets, gradually demineralizing their bones.

[Chrisisms]

No mention of magnesium or potassium. Bones aren't just made of calcium.

Bantu of Africa have the lowest rates of osteoporosis of any culture, yet they consume from 175 to 476 mg of calcium daily. The Japanese average about 540 mg daily, but the early postmenopausal

spinal fractures so common in the West are almost unheard of in Japan. Overall, their spinal fracture rate is one-half that of the US. Garn, S., "Nutrition and bone loss: introductory remarks", Fed. Proc., Nov-Dec 1976, p. 1716.

[islamrapesthemind]

a hot bath especially with epsom salt (magnesium) will help the pain temporarily without drugs. Also look up Vivian Goldschmidt , M.A. on the internet for serious recovery information.

[0ddler]

My mother is also suffering from osteoporosis pains....it's a scary thing. I'm looking to know more....I appreciate it.

[sudmad1983]

Very informative, Thanks, My mom has very less calcium level, this video helped me understand better