Written by Carrie Louise Daenell, ND
Our 206 bones give our bodies structure and make movement possible. But for postmenopausal women in particular, natural changes in bone physiology can put freedom of movement at risk. Unfortunately, there is more to the story. Did you know that there is a higher risk of life-threatening events associated with the complications of Osteoporosis than with breast cancer?
The good news is that bone health challenges are a disease of nutrition, which means that we have the power to heal those challenges!
Even better news is that researchers at Mt. Sinai Hospital, in Toronto found that one of the important nutritional interventions for bone health has been shown to reduce risk for breast cancer. Read on…
