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Hey folks 🤙🏼 Video 6 of 8 👊🏼 This topic deserves far more attention than it typically gets — bone health during and after menopause. Oestrogen plays a crucial role in bone density by supporting osteoblasts, the cells responsible for building new bone tissue.  When oestrogen declines during menopause, this bone-building activity decreases significantly, and women experience rapid bone loss during the first few years following menopause specifically — among the fastest rates of bone loss across the lifespan, according to NHS and Royal Osteoporosis Society guidance. The scale of this is significant. The British Menopause Society’s official factsheet states that osteoporosis is responsible for over 300,000 fractures annually in the UK, at an annual cost to the NHS exceeding £2 billion. The Royal Osteoporosis Society confirms that 1 in 3 women over 50 will experience an osteoporosis-related fracture in their lifetime, compared to approximately 1 in 5 men. Hip fractures represent the most serious outcome — British Menopause Society data indicates that between 20% and 35% of people aged 75 to 90 die within 12 months of sustaining a hip fracture, with women accounting for around 80% of these cases. The encouraging evidence: weight-bearing exercise and resistance training are consistently shown to help build and maintain bone mineral density by placing beneficial mechanical stress on bone tissue.  NHS guidance specifically identifies strength training as a key protective lifestyle factor against osteoporosis development. This is precisely why strength training during and after this transition isn’t only about appearance or how you feel day to day — it’s a direct investment in skeletal health for the rest of your life. Remember- Ranges, not Rules 👊🏼 Chris | VitaFit #osteoporosis #menopause #perimenopause #bonehealth #bonestrength
Hey folks 🤙🏼 Video 6 of 8 👊🏼 This topic deserves far more attention than it typically gets — bone health during and after menopause. Oestrogen plays a crucial role in bone density by supporting osteoblasts, the cells responsible for building new bone tissue. When oestrogen declines during menopause, this bone-building activity decreases significantly, and women experience rapid bone loss during the first few years following menopause specifically — among the fastest rates of bone loss across the lifespan, according to NHS and Royal Osteoporosis Society guidance. The scale of this is significant. The British Menopause Society’s official factsheet states that osteoporosis is responsible for over 300,000 fractures annually in the UK, at an annual cost to the NHS exceeding £2 billion. The Royal Osteoporosis Society confirms that 1 in 3 women over 50 will experience an osteoporosis-related fracture in their lifetime, compared to approximately 1 in 5 men. Hip fractures represent the most serious outcome — British Menopause Society data indicates that between 20% and 35% of people aged 75 to 90 die within 12 months of sustaining a hip fracture, with women accounting for around 80% of these cases. The encouraging evidence: weight-bearing exercise and resistance training are consistently shown to help build and maintain bone mineral density by placing beneficial mechanical stress on bone tissue. NHS guidance specifically identifies strength training as a key protective lifestyle factor against osteoporosis development. This is precisely why strength training during and after this transition isn’t only about appearance or how you feel day to day — it’s a direct investment in skeletal health for the rest of your life. Remember- Ranges, not Rules 👊🏼 Chris | VitaFit #osteoporosis #menopause #perimenopause #bonehealth #bonestrength

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