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Bone health is one of those topics that sounds boring until it becomes urgent, usually around the time someone’s mom breaks a hip and suddenly everyone’s Googling “how to prevent osteoporosis.” I don’t want that to be you. Or your mom. Your bones stop getting stronger sometime in your late 20s. After that, it's maintenance, and once you hit the perimenopausal window, maintenance can quickly turn into real loss. The good news: you have way more control than anyone told you. This week, I get into what actually builds bone density in women 30+, and it isn't walking or yoga. The LIFTMOR trial put postmenopausal women under a barbell twice a week for 8 months. They gained bone. The control group lost it. I break down how heavy you have to lift for it to count (heavier than you think), when perimenopause bone loss really starts, and whether dropping weight is quietly costing you bone along the way. 'm not selling anything or scaring you into a supplement cabinet. Every claim links to a study you can go read yourself. Full sources and the companion post at wellnessafclub.com. If it's useful, send it to a friend who lifts (or one who should).
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