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Now is the Time
to Build Stong Bones
No Matter What Your Age!
Everyone should be concerned about bone
loss, not only the elderly. |
Building strong bones,
especially before age 30, can help prevent
osteoporosis.
Osteoporosis
is a condition of thin, brittle bones that develops silently
over many decades.
Did
you know that osteoporosis can result in:
- Bone
fractures, usually of the wrist, hip, or spine
- Loss
of height
- Unattractive
posture
- Excess
skin and wrinkling around the chin and neck
- Dowager's
hump
- Anxiety
and reduced activity due to frailty
- Reduced
mobility
- Disability
- Loss
of independence
- Reduced
quality of life
"1
in 2 women and 1 in 8 men over the age of 50 will suffer
an osteoporosis-related fracture in their
lifetime."
Because
it is a silent disease, many people don't even discover
they have osteoporosis until they fracture a bone or
crack a rib! To maximize your mobility, appearance,
independence, and quality of life as you age, take steps
to ensure your skeletal health NOW.
Are
You at Risk of Osteoporosis? Find out now - click
here to take the quiz.
There
are two
ways to reduce your risk of osteoporosis:
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Maximize
your peak bone mass. -
At about age 30 you achieve your peak bone mass -
the greatest bone density you will achieve in your
lifetime. By maximizing your peak bone mass, you
ensure the greatest protection possible against the
natural bone loss that occurs with age. In other
words, the more bone you have at 30... the more you
will have at 80!
-
Minimize
age-related bone loss.
- Until about age 30 you build and store
bone efficiently. Then, as posrt of the aging
process, the rate of bone loss begins to exceed the
rate of bone building. The good news is that even if
you already have osteoporosis you can dramatically
slow your rate of bone loss, and in some cases even
improve your bone density, by following the
recommendations below. It's never too late to do
something about bone loss!
Choose
a Proven, Safe, All-Natural Approach....
To
Maximize Peak Bone Mass and Minimize Age-Related Bone
Loss
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Take
MCHC (microcrystalline hydroxyapatite concentrate)
for comprehensive bone nourishment.
-
Increase
your intake of green, leafy vegetables; legumes,
nuts, and seeds; whole, fresh foods; and/or select
dairy products. These foods are great, natural
sources of calcium.
-
Avoid
excess alcohol and caffeine consumption. These
lower the amount of calcium in your body and may
reduce bone formation.
-
Reduce
excessive protein intake.
-
Don't
smoke - tobacco use is associated with weak bones.
-
Avoid
aluminum cookware and aluminum-containing
antacids. Aluminum can displace calcium in the
body.
-
Include
regular weight-bearing exercise such as walking,
biking, aerobics, or weight-lifting.
It
takes more than calcium to build strong bones. It was in
recognition of this fact that Metagenics first brought
MCHC to North America 16 years ago. The entire Cal
Apatite family of products contains pure New Zealand
MCHC.
MCHC
has been thoroughly researched and its clinical
effectiveness has been substantiated in numerous animal
and human trials. The Cal Apatite formulas all contain
MCHC produced through a proprietary process that
preserves the delicate active factors required for
optimal clinical outcomes. Click
here for more information of the entire Cal Apatite
family.
To
learn more about MCHC, click
here.
You
want to choose the purest and most effective MCHC
supplement.
How
to choose, click
here.
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