FROMTaking care of the body is essential for a long and healthy life. There is a long list of things you need to do to ensure this, and one of them is to improve your bone density.
Annette Creedon, nutrition manager at the British Nutrition Foundation, explains in an interview with The Independent that “the more peak bone mass we can achieve at a young age and the slower bone loss in adulthood, the better.”
Overall, these are things that are partly determined by genetics, “but diet and lifestyle also play a role,” especially when it comes to conditions like osteoporosis.