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Plawecki and Chapman-Novakofski set out to determine the impact of dietary, supplemental, and educational interventions over the last 10 years and reached their conclusions after reviewing 219 articles in scientific journals.

Bone Health Nutrition Issues in Aging

7 posted on 05/02/2011 10:04:49 AM PDT by neverdem (Xin loi minh oi)
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If more calcium/vitamin d or big pharma meds were the solution for bone density issues, then there would be no rich women (who actual take medical advice from a physician) with osteoporosis. There is plenty of calcium in the diets of American women. The issue is hypoaminoacidemia and the fact that most American start losing 1% of their skin and muscles each year from the age of 20. Protein degradation is the under appreciated contributor of bone loss. You need collagen
for infrastructure to the calcium.


8 posted on 05/02/2011 10:16:32 AM PDT by kruss3 (Kruss3@gmail.com)
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