Contrary to popular imagination, bones are living tissue. Keeping
your bones strong is necessary for the health of your skeletal structure and
your overall health.
Your bones need special attention as you cross the age of 50.
It is usually the time when bone loss starts to seriously affect your bones. If
you fail to take care of your bones at this crucial stage, you could end up
facing various bone-related complications like Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis or
Rheumatoid arthritis.
Strengthening your
bones
1. Get enough calcium
and vitamin D: Your body needs these two nutrients in order to maintain
bone health and stabilize bone growth. Make
sure your diet provides your body with sufficient calcium and vitamin D. Foods
like milk, cheese and yogurt are rich in both the nutrients.
2. Take adequate vitamin
K: This vitamin is needed to make protein for the bone cells. While it is
not as important as the nutrients mentioned above, you should remember to eat
vitamin K-rich food like turnips and spinach.
3. Remember to get
enough potassium: This mineral indirectly helps to maintain bone health by
removing cell waste and neutralizing acids which target calcium deposits and
bone cells. Foods like bananas and potatoes are rich in potassium.
4. Exercise regularly:
Bone becomes strong if it is exposed to controlled amount of stress regularly.
Exercising helps to increase bone mass by requiring the bones to produce more
bone cells. In order to strengthen your bones, you need to exercise at least 4
times a week. To keep your exercise routine interesting, add different types of
exercises like aerobic exercise, weight-bearing exercise and resistance
training.
5. Reduce caffeine
consumption: While drinking tea or coffee has some health benefits, both
have a negative impact on your bones. Too much caffeine interferes with the
body’s ability to absorb calcium in bone maintenance and bone formation.
6. Refrain from alcohol:
Like caffeine, alcohol slows down calcium absorption. Researchers have
found out that regular drinkers tend to suffer from greater bone loss compared
to non-drinkers. Thus, you should remove alcohol from your diet.
7. Stop smoking:
Multiple studies have shown that smoking has a grossly negative impact on bone
health and bone strength. Like alcohol, it slows down calcium absorption and
indirectly contributes to Osteoporosis. If you care about your bones, you
should stop smoking.
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