Osteoporosis | Gleneagles Hospitals Malaysia

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A flavourful bowl of Sup Tulang is only as good as the bones that hold it together. But overcook them, and they turn brittle, losing their essence that made them strong in the first place — just like bones weakened by osteoporosis when oestrogen levels drop after menopause.
Remember, strong bones make the best base, whether in your soup or life!
A flavourful bowl of Sup Tulang is only as good as the bones that hold it together. But overcook them, and they turn brittle, losing their essence that made them strong in the first place — just like bones weakened by osteoporosis when oestrogen levels drop after menopause.
Remember, strong bones make the best base, whether in your soup or life!

Ingredients to improve bone health

Calcium-rich foods
Vitamin D sources
Protein for bone strength
Exercises

Directions for Managing Osteoporosis

Calcium-rich foods

Eat calcium-rich foods like dairy foods and green leafy vegetables daily to maintain strong bones.

Vitamin D sources

Get enough vitamin D by spending time outdoors and eating foods like fatty fish, egg yolks, and fortified dairy products.

Protein for bone strength

Include lean meats, beans, and tofu in your diet to support bone density.

Exercises

Strengthen bones with exercises like resistance training, jogging or walking.

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Calcium-rich foods

Eat calcium-rich foods like dairy foods and green leafy vegetables daily to maintain strong bones.

Vitamin D sources

Get enough vitamin D by spending time outdoors and eating foods like fatty fish, egg yolks, and fortified dairy products.

Protein for bone strength

Include lean meats, beans, and tofu in your diet to support bone density.

Exercises

Strengthen bones with exercises like resistance training, jogging or walking.

Myth

Osteoporosis is only a concern after menopause.

Fact

Bone loss can begin as early as your 30s. Women of all ages should focus on bone health through nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle choices.

Myth

Fact

Osteoporosis is only a concern after menopause.

Bone loss can begin as early as your 30s. Women of all ages should focus on bone health through nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle choices.

Treatment

Medications
Lifestyle Modifications
Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements
Medications
Lifestyle Modifications

Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements

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