Impact Exercise Decreases Risk of Fracture & Osteoporosis
Posted Oct 04 2009 11:13pm
Physical activity is the most important factor for the development and maintenance of healthy bones. A study in the July/August issue of Sports Health found weight bearing activities to be effective at increasing bone mineral density and preventing fractures and diseases, such as osteoporosis. It has been know for years that weight bearing activities increase bone mineral density, essentially making the bones stronger. There has been less focus on the exact type of weight bearing activities. Continue Reading »
Physical activity is the most important factor for the development and maintenance of healthy bones. A study in the July/August issue of Sports Health found weight bearing activities to be effective at increasing bone mineral density and preventing fractures and diseases, such as osteoporosis. It has been know for years that weight bearing activities increase bone mineral density, essentially making the bones stronger. There has been less focus on the exact type of weight bearing activities. Continue Reading »
