Every year over a million people are hospitalized due to fractures (unaware that they have osteoporosis). There are many factors involved besides aging. In the young it is usually due to poor diet (low calcium, magnesium and D3 intake). In most people (men as well as women), it’s due to hormone changes as well as lack of exercise, smoking, not eating enough calcium and magnesium rich foods, use of corticosteroid drugs and not taking the proper supplements.
New studies link hip fractures to fluoridated water. Fluoridated water literally leaches calcium out of the bones.
In women change of life (low hormones levels) and removal of ovaries puts you at a greater risk. Depression in both men and women is another factor, especially when they are extremely underweight.
Many people aren’t aware of what calcium supplements they should be taking. Keep in mind it’s very important not to take more than 600 mgs. at once because you cannot absorb more than that at a given time. The best way to take calcium is two to three times a day with a synergistic blend of B12, zinc, copper, manganese, potassium, boron, magnesium, D3, Vitamin C and Vitamin K2 (MK7).
Each vitamin and mineral plays an important role in helping the body to improve bone density. Jarrow Bone-Up is an excellent choice because it contains all of the aforementioned. Follow the instructions on the bottle — they are there for an important reason.
After 35 years of age have a bone density test (which is non-invasive) at least every two years or whatever your doctor recommends.
Fractions in elderly is the start of severe health problems, so you should take the aforementioned suggestion very seriously.