It’s easy to understand why many people with osteoporosis think exercise isn’t advisable. After all, when you’re suffering from a disease characterized by weak, brittle bones that can fracture when under stress or from a fall, the large majority of exercises would seem to increase fracture risk, not the opposite. But that isn’t the case at all. Not only is a sedentary (inactive) lifesty...
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