
Your Bones : How You Can Prevent Osteoporosis and Have Strong Bones for Life Naturally
by Pizzorno, Lara; Wright, Jonathan V.-
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Summary
Author Biography
Table of Contents
Preface | p. xvii |
You Are at Risk for Osteoporosis | |
If You Are a Woman, You're at High Risk for Osteoporosis | p. 3 |
What Is Osteoporosis? | p. 3 |
Why Are Women at Higher Risk Than Men of Losing Too Much Bone? | p. 4 |
Am I Really at Risk? How Common Is Osteoporosis? | p. 5 |
Men Are Not Immune to Osteoporosis | p. 6 |
What Are My Chances of Recovering from a Hip Fracture Due to Osteoporosis? | p. 6 |
Why Conventional Medicine is Not the Answer for Strong Bones | |
The Patent Medicines Prescribed to Prevent Osteoporosis Should Be Your Last Choice for Healthy Bones | p. 11 |
Patent Medicines | p. 12 |
The Patent Medicines Prescribed for Osteoporosis, the Bisphosphonates (e.g., Fosamax®, Actonel®, Boniva®, Reclast®), Have Very Nasty Side Effects | p. 14 |
Bisphosphonates Don't Build Healthy, New Bone-They Cause Retention of Old, Brittle Bone | p. 15 |
Bisphosphonates Cause Osteonecrosis of the Jaw (ONJ) | p. 16 |
How Bisphosphonates Cause ONJ | p. 21 |
Many Dentists Will Not Treat Women Taking Bisphosphonates | p. 22 |
No Cure Exists for ONJ | p. 24 |
Bisphosphonates Promote Chronic Oral Infections | p. 25 |
Bisphosphonates Increase Risk for Atrial Fibrillation | p. 25 |
Bisphosphonates: A Long List of Other Adverse Side Effects | p. 27 |
Bisphosphonates Increase Fracture Risk | p. 31 |
Bisphosphonates and Breast Cancer | p. 41 |
Say Bye-Bye to Bisphosphonates! | p. 44 |
What Increases Your Risk for Osteoporosis? | |
What You Don't Know Can Give You Osteoporosis | p. 49 |
Are You Sure You're Getting Enough Calcium? | p. 50 |
I Need More than Calcium to Prevent Osteoporosis? | p. 51 |
I Need Stomach Acid to Absorb Calcium? | p. 55 |
Is Your Diet Leaching Calcium from Your Bones? | p. 58 |
How Much Protein Do YOU Need? | p. 59 |
Refined Sugars Make Your Belly Fat but Your Bones Skinny | p. 65 |
Soft Drinks Are Hard on Bones | p. 66 |
Greens Give the Go-Ahead for Great Bones; Their Absence Slams the Brakes on Bone-Building | p. 67 |
ôBsö for Better Bones | p. 68 |
Do You Have Enough of These Bs on Board? | p. 72 |
ôCö Your Way to Stronger Bones | p. 76 |
What Else Increases My Risk for Osteoporosis? | p. 81 |
Osteoporosis, a Family Affair? | p. 81 |
Gastric Bypass: Free Pass? Not for Your Bones | p. 83 |
The Liver-Kidney Connection to Bone | p. 87 |
What's Hyperparathyroidism and Why Should My Bones Care? | p. 90 |
Is Your Thyroid on Overdrive? | p. 93 |
Do Your Favorite Activities All Involve Sitting? | p. 94 |
Getting Any…Sunshine? | p. 97 |
Gloria Vanderbilt Once Said, ôA Woman Can't Be Too Rich or Too Thin.ö She Was Half-Wrong | p. 103 |
Bone-Busting Patent Medicines | p. 105 |
Are Your Bones Going Up in Smoke? | p. 108 |
Why Is Smoking So Harmful to Your Bones? Two Key Reasons: Cadmium and Nicotine | p. 109 |
More than Two Drinks of Liquor Makes Bone Loss Much Quicker | p. 115 |
What Men Don't Know Can Increase Their Risk for Osteoporosis | p. 119 |
What Are the Key Risk Factors for Osteoporosis in Men? | p. 120 |
Chances Are, You Are Already Losing Bone | p. 123 |
How Can I Tell If I'm Losing Bone? | p. 124 |
What Tests Are Used to Check for Bone Loss? What Qualifies as Osteoporosis? | p. 125 |
What to Expect If You Don't Take Steps to Actively Prevent Bone Loss: What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Osteoporosis? | p. 128 |
How to Have Strong Bones for Life | |
Strong Bones for Life, Naturally | p. 133 |
What Your Bones Really Need to Stay Strong | p. 133 |
Bone-Building Vitamins | p. 135 |
Bone-Building Minerals | p. 160 |
Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Builds Bone | p. 190 |
Why Bother With a 24-Hour Urine Test When Saliva Tests Are Commonly Available by Mail Order and a Blood Draw Takes Only a Couple of Minutes? | p. 194 |
Why Bioidentical Hormones Rather than Conventional, Patent Medicine Version of HRT? | p. 195 |
The Bone-Building Diet (I Can Eat My Way to Strong, Healthy Bones?) | p. 199 |
So, What Do the Three Catch-Phrases-Eat Real Food, Mostly Plants, Preferably Organic-Actually Mean? | p. 203 |
Bone-Building Exercises | p. 213 |
Why Is Exercise Essential for Healthy Bones as We Age? | p. 215 |
What Kinds of Exercise and How Much Is Needed to Turn On Bones' Mineral-Absorbing, Width-Building Actions? | p. 216 |
If I Follow These Recommendations, What Can I Expect? How Soon Will I See Results? | p. 223 |
Resources | p. 225 |
Where Can I Find an ôIntegrativeö Doctor Who Will Help Me Build and Keep My Bones Strong, Naturally? | p. 225 |
Additional Helpful Resources | p. 227 |
Glossary | p. 229 |
Notes | p. 237 |
Index | p. 301 |
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