Can You Reverse Bone Loss? Researcher Shares The Impact Of Exercise - Dr Belinda Beck
Hack My Age : Menopause UpgradeShow Notes
Do you have osteoporosis or osteopenia and have been told to "be careful," avoid impact, and not lift heavy because your bones are fragile… but something about that advice doesn't sit right? We cover: What really happens to your bones in menopause, and why bone loss accelerates fast
Why most exercise doesn't build bone, and what actually does
The truth about DEXA scans, and what your score isn't telling you
Which kind of high-intensity training can improve bone density safely
The hidden impact of weight loss drugs on bone and muscle
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