
When you read about nutrients for bone health, the “usual suspects” are calcium, magnesium, vitamin D, and maybe ...

When it comes to improving bone health, very little you do matters more than improving your acid-alkaline balance ...

Can you imagine a gym session that begins with you lying down on the massage table? Well, this is exactly how ...

It's often suggested that the major causes of osteoporosis in women are low calcium intake and lower estrogen ...

People frequently ask me if swimming or other water exercise can help build or maintain bone density. I’ve always ...
I’ve seen a lot of anxious, worried people who’ve just been diagnosed with osteoporosis and are struggling to cope ...

May is Osteoporosis Awareness Month and a great time to renew our intentions of self-empowerment. The care we take ...
Is Osteoporosis Genetic?
“Osteoporosis runs in my family,” is an explanation I often hear when people come to me ...

It’s no secret that exercise helps strengthen thin, weak bones, even in people with osteoporosis. Explaining why ...

Over the years, thousands of women have come to me fearing they might break a bone. Often, this fear of fracture ...

I talk a lot about the key nutrients for bone health. But of course, those nutrients won’t do you much good if ...

Back in 2016, I posted about how osteoporosis connects to high blood sugar. Since then, research has continued to ...