Most people don’t think about bone health until it becomes a problem. But bone loss isn’t just an issue for the elderly—it’s increasingly common in younger, active individuals, including executives and athletes. The good news? Bone loss is highly preventable and even reversible with the right approach.
In this episode of Perform with Dr. Andy Galpin, Andy breaks down the science of bone health, why bone loss is rising, and what you can do to build stronger, more resilient bones.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
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Bone Loss is More Common Than You Think
Poor bone health is on the rise due to sedentary lifestyles, nutrient deficiencies, and lack of impact training. -
Strength Training and Impact Exercise Build Bone Density
Bones respond to mechanical stress. Sprinting, jumping, and resistance training are essential for maintaining bone strength. -
Nutrition Matters Beyond Calcium and Vitamin D
Other key nutrients—like vitamin K2, magnesium, phosphorus, and collagen—are critical for bone remodeling and strength. -
Supplements and Emerging Therapies Show Promise
Certain supplements, as well as stem cells, peptides, and light therapy, may enhance bone healing and regeneration. -
The 3 I’s: Investigate, Interpret, Intervene
- Investigate: Assess bone health through DEXA scans, lab markers, and lifestyle analysis.
- Interpret: Understand your results and their impact on long-term performance.
- Intervene: Use targeted strategies, from training and nutrition to advanced therapies.
WHO SHOULD LISTEN
- Athletes and executives focused on long-term durability and performance
- Anyone concerned about bone loss, fractures, or osteoporosis
- Those looking for practical, science-backed strategies to improve bone health
Listen to the full episode now:
Precision is power. Take control of your bone health today.
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