Balance
Hello, folks,
I'm writing this brief post to let you all know that as of April 1 I
We all matter
The next few posts are going to shift from looking at menopause through a physical and medical lens to consider
Good news for bones!
The results of the Lifting Intervention for Training Muscle and Osteoporosis Rehabilitation (LIFTMOR) randomized controlled trial, conducted at Griffith University
Pharmaceutical Treatments for Osteoporosis
There are a variety of prescription drugs, both oral and intravenous treatment regimens, approved for the treatment of osteoporosis. Essentially,
Diagnosing Osteoporosis
As mentioned in the previous post, osteoporosis is referred to as “the silent disease” because most people don’t know
What is osteoporosis?
Until recently, when I thought of osteoporosis nothing in particular came to mind. I knew it was “something” that “happened”
Why do we pause?
Next week we’ll move on to a series of posts about osteoporosis, but I thought it would be helpful
Eat first!
The other thing Dr. Stacy Sims is adamant about may seem counterintuitive, but there is science behind it. Women do
How to Exercise in Menopause
Since I entered the dark valley of the shadow of perimenopause I have resented the hell out of both the
Why Exercise?
Note: I am dividing the blog posts on exercise into three different posts. There is a lot of information, and