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Treating Osteoporosis                   
By Dr. Cherry           

More than 10 million Americans have osteoporosis (brittle bone disease),
and 18 million more have lost enough bone to make them likely to develop
the disease, according to the National Institute on Aging.

Treating osteoporosis is not a simple matter and should be carefully
discussed with your healthcare provider. Physicians may prescribe
medications to slow or stop bone loss, increase bone density and reduce
fracture risk; however, these medications can be accompanied by unwanted
side effects. Hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, has been shown to be
effective at preventing osteoporosis, but is now considered to be a risk
factor for increasing the incidence of vascular diseases and certain
types of cancer.

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Taking the steps now to prevent bone loss (or to build bone tissue if
you already have some bone loss) is the key to reducing your risk of
developing osteoporosis in the future. Simple lifestyle changes, like
not smoking, eliminating alcohol and getting enough exercise
(weight-bearing exercise, such as walking, jogging and weight lifting in
particular) are very effective steps you can take to protect your bones
and keep them strong.

You also need to get the proper balance of the essential nutrients
needed for healthy bones. The National Academy of Sciences recommends
1,000 milligrams of calcium a day for adults under age 50 and 1,200
milligrams for those over 50.

But calcium alone is not enough to prevent bone loss. Other minerals
such as magnesium, potassium, boron, manganese, zinc, copper and silicon
� along with vitamins C, D and K and a combination of isoflavones � are
needed to strengthen and support all the components of bone tissue. It�s
next to impossible, however, to get enough of these key nutrients
through diet alone. Therefore it is important to take a high-quality
nutritional supplement that is balanced with all these key nutrients to
keep your bones healthy so that you don�t fall victim to osteoporosis.
 
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