17 hours ago by Joe and Terry Graedon

Q. I have had an ongoing argument with my family doctor about the correct dose of Synthroid. The endocrinologist who diagnosed my condition said my TSH should be in the normal range, but my family doctor is not concerned that this test is abnormally low (0.1 with a normal of .35 to 7.0). He just loo ...

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18 hours ago by Joe and Terry Graedon

Tune in to our radio show on your local public radio station, or sign up for the podcast and listen at your leisure. Here's what it's about: Vitamin D has long been recognized as critical for preventing rickets in the bones of young children. Research over the past decade or so has also established ...

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1 day ago by Toni Brayer, MD

The recommendations for when and how often women should be tested for osteoporosis with bone density testing (DXA Scan) has been vague. Many women are tested in their early 50s when they go through menopause with follow up tests as frequently as every year. Others break a hip without ever being test ...

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2 days ago by Neuschwanstein

Heart failure could also be linked to thinning of bones (osteoporosis), an offshoot of old age. “Our study demonstrates for the first time that heart failure and thinning of bones go hand in hand,” said Sumit Majumdar, University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, who led the study. “Understanding the ...

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3 days ago by yogaguru

Osteoporosis is a bone disease that reduces the bone density primarily in menopausal women and occasionally in men as well. It is mostly a part of the normal aging process, and the main factors that cause osteoporosis are hormonal changes in the body and calcium deficiency. The best way to avoid it ...

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8 days ago by Nick Parmigiano MSPT, BSHS, CKTP, FMS, ACE-CPT,...

Osteoporosis, or loss of bone density, may lead to "brittle bones" and fractures, particularly in the spine, hips, and pelvis. When the vertebrae are affected, 'wedging' of the anterior portion of the spinal bones may occur, which leads to a flexed or kyphotic posture. With a rounded trunk, you will ...

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9 days ago by Brunet

■ El riesgo de cáncer de colon baja un 30% y un 20-40% el de cáncer de mama. ■ La incidencia de enfermedad cardiovascular se reduce un 33%. ■ Hacer ejercicio baja el riesgo de demencia en mayores de 65 años. Los beneficios del ejercicio físico para la salud superan sus riesgos. Mantenerse activo es ...

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9 days ago by eddy

Do you enjoy an ice cold soda with the delicious burning sensation at the end that leaves you satisfied and rejuvenated? Well sadly there are chemicals being put into our soft drinks that are not only bad for us but...

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10 days ago by las recetas de ella y el abanico

Hoy os traemos un Brócoli gratinado, plato fácil de preparar y con muchas propiedades para nuestra salud. Sorprende saber que aún siendo el principal productor europeo, España se cuenta entre los países donde menos se consume esta hortaliza. Quizás, si conociéramos sus beneficios, nos animaríamos a ...

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10 days ago by Alicia Borghi

Los alimentos dulces perjudican la salud de los huesos Las personas que están al tanto de los alimentos que mejoran su salud, también deben saber cuáles la perjudican. No te pierdas a continuación una lista de alimentos que perjudican la salud de los huesos: Alimentos altos en sodio Los alimentos sa ...

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