09/04/2026
Why do we wait until 65 to start paying attention to bone health? 🦴
Bone loss can begin around the menopause transition—years before routine bone density screening typically starts. And some of the most rapid bone loss happens around the final menstrual period and the first few years that follow.
That makes menopause an important window to start thinking proactively about your bones.
In our latest blog, we’re talking about earlier bone density screening, the role HRT may play in preserving bone density, and the exercise and nutrition strategies that can help support strong bones for years to come.
✨ Your bones shouldn’t have to wait until 65.
Read the full blog at the link in our bio.
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