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A decade ago, most women had never heard of osteoporosis. Now,
as the baby boomer generation approaches menopause and doctors
have analyzed the statistics, articles about osteoporosis are
appearing everywhere. Osteoporosis presents a health danger because
as bones age they absorb less calcium. This leaves them thin and
pitted, and more liable to fracture easily. With a third of all
post-menopausal women suffering some degree of bone deterioration,
this translates into a lot of hip, spine, and wrist fractures.
Sadly, a third of all elderly women who suffer a hip fracture
die within six months.
At WholeHealth Chicago we strongly feel that osteoporosis is both
preventable and reversible, and we often suggest a wide variety
of conventional and supplemental therapies. Even better, with
one or two simple tests, you can even track your progress as you
improve.
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About Osteoporosis
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