Patient Care
Exercising to Lose Fat Doesn't Affect Bones
Discrediting the myth that exercising to lose extra body fat is detrimental to bone health, researchers have revealed that for those individuals aged 55 to 75, a moderate physical exercise regiment typically maintains bone mass, and is some circumstances, offers modest improvements. More...15 Jun 2005
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