Kyphosis, a curving of the spine, or popularly called a hunchback, is often associated in later years with osteoporosis. Kyphosis leads to many health problems, however, besides osteoporosis. Among them, and perhaps the most serious is respiratory problems, and eventually possible heart failure.
Nobody wants a broken hip, especially at an age when there are so many other health problems to solve. With age we start losing bone density and bone strength. As a matter of fact, this begins to happen as soon as our sex hormone levels start declining. Continue reading “Menopause management: what you need to know about osteoporosis” »
Now, there is one more reason to cut down on chocolate. A new study suggests that eating chocolate on a regular basis may lead to an increased risk for osteoporosis, resulting in increased probability of fractures and breaks.
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Can sleep affect bone strength? Scientists found the positive relationship between Continue reading “Sleep Well and Strengthen Your Bones, Too” »
Weak bone condition, known as osteoporosis, is not only women’s problem. About one third of osteoporosis patients are men. Continue reading “Are Men and Women Equal When It Comes To Weak Bones?” »