

Show Your Bones Some Love: How Women 40+ Can Keep Their Skeleton Strong
As women, we often focus on visible health markers—weight, skin, or energy levels—but one critical part of our body is too often overlooked: our bones. Many of us assume that once our bones are formed, that’s it—they’re solid, unchanging, and “set for life.” The reality, though, is very different. Bones are living tissues, constantly renewing themselves. Cells called osteoclasts break down old bone, while osteoblasts build new bone. During childhood and adolescence, the e





















