How do we get and keep strong bones?
Scientific Health: Education and Human Performance · Scientific Health: Education and Human Performance
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Show Notes
We keep hearing that women at menopause will start to suffer from osteoporosis... that we need calcium and vitamin D in our diet to make our bone strong... but what is the truth about bone strength and bone health, well let's talk about that.
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