Move well. Feel well. Caring together for your bones and joints means taking care of your range of movements and the quality of life you want. From exercise and nutrition, to attending to injuries and long- and short-term conditions, moving well can influence your daily routines, work and play.
The food you eat will have an effect on various parts of your body, this includes your bone health. Being aware of which food options are rich in calcium, vitamin D and other nutrients that are important for your bone health may help you make healthier food choices.
Food that are good for your bones include:
Conversely, here are some foods you should avoid:
Enjoy the right form of exercise at your preferred pace. Listen to your body and improve your everyday mobility with the movement solutions that suit you.
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