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Which food and exercises can best help a person prevent osteoporosis?Bone-Strengthening Foods to Help Combat Osteoporosis. Milk, cheese, and yogurt. Remember those “Got milk?” commercials? ... . Oranges and orange juice. Rich in vitamin C, oranges and orange juice help your body produce the things it needs for strong bones. ... . Leafy greens. ... . Salmon. ... . Eggs. ... . Nuts and seeds. ... . Cruciferous veggies. ... . Asparagus.. What type of exercise can improve the outcome of osteoporosis weightWeight-bearing activities have a positive effect on bone density, and walking is a weight-bearing activity. In young women, the goal is to increase bone mineral density; thus, walking is the best exercise to prevent osteoporosis in this woman.
How exercise can be prevention or treatment for osteoporosis?Exercising regularly can reduce the rate of bone loss. Most bone fractures occur because of a fall. You can reduce your chances of falling by exercising to build your muscle strength and improve your balance. Exercise can also slow the rate of bone loss, which reduces the risk of fractures from osteoporosis.
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