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Reduce Your Risk of Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis, which means "porous bones," usually preventable. Females need to take
is a condition of excessive skeletal steps to protect the health of their
fragility resulting in weakened bones bones while they are young. Building
that break easily. A combination of strong bones at a young age will lessen
genetic, dietary, hormonal, age-related, the effect of the natural bone loss that
and lifestyle factors all contribute to begins to occur later in life.*Eat foods
this condition. Osteoporosis usually rich in calcium and vitamin D, such as
progresses painlessly until a fracture low-fat milk, yogurt, cheese, fish with
occurs, which is usually in the hip, edible bones like salmon and sardines,
spine, or wrist.WHO IS AFFECTED?*Overall, and dark green, leafy vegetables, like
approximately eight million American kale and broccoli.*Do aerobic exercises
women and 2 million men have such as walking, jogging, hiking, and
osteoporosis.*More women die from stair climbing. Exercise builds bone and
complications following hip-fractures muscle strength and helps prevent bone
than from major female cancers.*Women are loss and improves coordination to prevent
four times more likely than men to falls. It also helps older people stay
develop osteoporosis because of the loss active and mobile. Always check with your
of estrogen at menopause. (Estrogen doctor before starting an exercise
blocks or slows down bone loss.)*Over program.*If you are postmenopausal,
half of all women over the age of 65 have consider estrogen replacement.*Consider
osteoporosis.*Even though osteoporosis is using calcium supplements, but discuss
often thought of as a disease that only the choice of supplements with your
affects older people, it can strike at doctor first.*Do not smoke.*Limit
any age.*One in two women over the age of alcoholic beverages.FOODS THAT REDUCE THE
50 will suffer an osteoporosis-related RISK AND DEVELOPMENT OF
fracture.WHAT ARE THE RISK FACTORS FOR OSTEOPOROSIS:*Fruit - In particular
OSTEOPOROSIS?Factors that can increase those high in Vitamin C, like
your chances of developing osteoporosis blackberries, strawberries, raspberries,
include:*Being female*Having a small, blackcurrants, citrus fruit, kiwi fruit,
thin body frame*A family history of peaches, mango, cantaloupe melon, apples.
osteoporosis*Being post-menopausal or of Also dried fruit like figs, apricots, and
advanced age*Being Caucasian or dates.*Vegetables - In particular dark
Asian*Abnormal absence of menstrual green vegetables like spinach, kale,
periods*Anorexia nervosa or bulimia*Low collard greens, broccoli, cabbage,
testosterone levels in men*Lack of Brussels sprouts, Chinese cabbage,
calcium and vitamin D*Inactive tomatoes, potatoes, onions, carrots, red
lifestyle*Cigarette smoking*Excessive use bell peppers, sweet potatoes.*Dairy Foods
of alcohol and high salt, protein, and - Low fat milk, yogurt and lower-fat
caffeine intakeHOW DO YOU KNOW IF YOU cheese; or, calcium fortified soymilk &
HAVE OSTEOPOROSIS?A family medical yogurt.*Oily Fish - Rich omega-3
history and bone mass measurements are essential fatty acids and high in Vitamin
part of a complete assessment. Often a E, like salmon, mackerel, sardines,
bone fracture is the first sign of herring, tuna and trout.*Nuts and Seeds -
osteoporosis. Ask your doctor to help you Rich in omega-3 essential fatty acids and
better understand your own risk and high in Vitamin E. Unsalted nuts, like
become aware of prevention and treatment walnuts, brazil nuts and almonds, and
options.BONE DENSITY TESTSRoutine x-rays seeds like sunflower and pumpkin
cannot detect osteoporosis until it is seeds.*Pulses and Grains - Including
quite advanced, but there are other tests soybeans, wheat germ, lentils, chick peas
that can. There are several kinds of (garbanzo beans), brown rice, whole wheat
devices that estimate bone density and bread, bulgur wheat, calcium-fortified
they require far less radiation than a breakfast cereals.*Vitamin D - Vitamin D
chest x-ray.Doctors consider a patient's is essential in order to absorb calcium
medical history and risk factors in for foods. The best source of Vitamin D
deciding who should have a bone density is exposing the skin to sunlight. Other
test. Readings are compared to a standard sources are fortified margarines and
for the patient's age, sex and body size. dairy products, fortified breakfast
Bone density tests are useful for cereals and oily fish.Remember,
confirming a diagnosis of osteoporosis if osteoporosis is usually preventable. Take
a person has already had a suspicious steps to make changes in your diet and
fracture.HOW CAN YOU PROTECT YOURSELF lifestyle to decrease your chances of
FROM HAVING OSTEOPOROSIS?Osteoporosis is being diagnosed with osteoporosis.




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