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Mar
30
Balance

Balance

Hello, folks, I'm writing this brief post to let you all know that as of April 1 I
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Mar
30
We all matter

We all matter

The next few posts are going to shift from looking at menopause through a physical and medical lens to consider
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Mar
23
Good news for bones!

Good news for bones!

The results of the Lifting Intervention for Training Muscle and Osteoporosis Rehabilitation (LIFTMOR) randomized controlled trial, conducted at Griffith University
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Mar
16
Pharmaceutical Treatments for Osteoporosis

Pharmaceutical Treatments for Osteoporosis

There are a variety of prescription drugs, both oral and intravenous treatment regimens, approved for the treatment of osteoporosis. Essentially,
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Mar
09
Diagnosing Osteoporosis

Diagnosing Osteoporosis

As mentioned in the previous post, osteoporosis is referred to as “the silent disease” because most people don’t know
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Mar
02
What is osteoporosis?

What is osteoporosis?

Until recently, when I thought of osteoporosis nothing in particular came to mind. I knew it was “something” that “happened”
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Feb
23
Why do we pause?

Why do we pause?

Next week we’ll move on to a series of posts about osteoporosis, but I thought it would be helpful
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Feb
21
Eat first!

Eat first!

The other thing Dr. Stacy Sims is adamant about may seem counterintuitive, but there is science behind it. Women do
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Feb
18
How to Exercise in Menopause

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
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Feb
16
Why Exercise?

Why Exercise?

Note: I am dividing the blog posts on exercise into three different posts. There is a lot of information, and
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