Latest Updates
-
Dussehra 2026: The Difference Between Vijayadashami And Ravana Dahan -
Veteran Musician Deva Dies At 75: Life And Legacy Of Thenisai Thendral -
Navratri Fasting Diet: How To Stay Energised And Full Through The Day -
Kavya Maran Wedding In Greece? Date, Venue, and What Is Confirmed -
Navratri Fasting 101: What To Eat, What To Skip, And How To Avoid Acidity And Headaches -
Navratri Day 7: Maa Kalaratri Puja, Colour, Rituals And Significance -
Office To Dandiya Nights: One Quick-Change Outfit Formula For Navratri 2026 -
As ‘Ranabaali’ Hits Theatres, A Look At Rashmika Mandanna’s ₹1.31 Lakh Ivory Saree For Pre-Release Promotions -
Durga Puja Pandals Mumbai 2026: 7 Stunning Celebrations To Explore From Matunga To Juhu -
World Spine Day 2026: Is Your Phone Habit Causing Neck Pain? What To Know About Tech Neck
These Nutrients Help In Preventing Bone Loss
Certain nutrients help in preventing bone degeneration. Read on to know more.
Older adults who take Vitamin D supplements along with specific dairy foods such as milk, yogurt and cheese may have higher bone mineral density in their spine as well as guard them against bone loss in the hip, researchers led by one of Indian-origin has found.
The findings, published in The Journal of Nutrition, revealed that Vitamin D stimulates calcium absorption, which is beneficial for building bones and preventing bone loss overtime.

The research could lead to better care for people over 50 years of age diagnosed with osteoporosis - a disease characterised by low bone mass and progressive deterioration of bone tissue.
For those affected, osteoporosis can lead to increased risk of fracture, loss of physical function, decreased quality of life and even death, the researchers said.

"This study is significant because in addition to milk intake, it also examined the association of other dairy foods such as yogurt, cheese and cream with bone mineral density and bone loss over time," said lead author Shivani Sahni, from the Hebrew Senior Life's Institute for Aging Research Harvard affiliated medical care for elderly in US.

"Furthermore, the study clarified that the association of dairy foods with bone density is dependent on adequate vitamin D intake," Sahni added.
With Inputs From IANS
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.



Click it and Unblock the Notifications
