Health in the Bones

The skeletal system provides structural support, but it also serves as a storehouse for minerals and the housing for bone marrow, essential to the production of both red and white blood cells. Millions of people suffer a breakdown in the health of their bones as they get older, which manifests as osteoporosis, arthritis, and calcification of tissues. 

Calcium is the major mineral in bones, but contrary to what many people think, a lack of calcium is seldom the problem in bone disorders like osteoporosis. In fact, many people are taking too much calcium. Without other minerals (like magnesium, zinc, copper, silica, and boron) and vitamins (like A, C, D3, and K2) calcium will not make bones healthier and may contribute to problems like calcifications, hardening of the arteries, and kidney stones.

In this month's Sunshine Sharing Hour, we will look at the importance of bone health and the nutrients needed to maintain a healthy skeletal system. We'll also talk about specific remedies for speeding the healing of broken bones, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, and other bone problems. Join us and start building a strong foundation for your health by building health in your bones.

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