Magnesium May Prevent Bone Fractures - An Important Finding for Better Health
A report published in the European Journal of Epidemiology finds that supplementation with magnesium may have an important role in preventing fractures in bone health, particularly in middle-aged and older adults. This is exciting news that shows magnesium is not just a mineral but rather integral to bone health, muscle health, and longevity.
As we age, it is natural for bone density to decrease and to be at risk for fractures/ decreased mobility. While calcium and vitamin D are often credited for building strong bones, magnesium supports calcium absorption and stronger, healthier bones. Eating a diet with magnesium-rich foods can support skeletal health. Foods which contain healthy magnesium levels include leafy greens, nuts, seeds, and whole grains.
At Appin Medical Centre we encourage proactive health care by emphasizing the importance of health literacy and health prevention. With that in mind, we recommend always consulting with your GP before starting any supplementation to address your individual health needs.
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