At a recent panel, I was asked what the best approach is to protect joints and reduce pain in menopausal women. As women transition through menopause, hormonal changes can lead to joint discomfort, muscle loss, reduced bone density, and increased injury risk. But there’s good news—smart strength and movement training can protect joints, minimize pain,…
At a recent panel, I was asked what the best approach is to preserving and building bone density for menopausal women. Bone health is a critical concern for women over 50, especially during and after menopause. After the age of 35, bone density begins to decrease by approximately 1% per year. For women, this rate…
Bones are living tissue and can adapt to external stimulus like exercise, nutrition, and lifestyle. Specifically, high impact exercise has been linked to better bone health due to the increased weight and force on the bones providing bone-strengthening benefits and making your bones thicker and stronger. Bone mass starts to decline as we age leading…
Bone density decreases at a rate of 1% per year after the age of 35 and bones can become brittle, porous and weak. For a woman, the first 5 to 10 years after menopause, annual bone loss increases further to average 2% loss per year. Although women suffer from osteoporosis to a far greater magnitude…
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