
Elderly women who drink their daily tea are said to be better off bone-wise than non-drinkers, according on one Australian study.
Moderate beer or wine consumption may even offer some protection.
Replace sodas (even one a day) with mineral water.
And should you be one among many who's a coffee junkie, add some milk to offset the negative effect of caffeine to your bones.
But don't take my word for it--ask your doctor!
2 comments:
I love seltzer but I've heard that it is not good for your bones. I will have to look further into this.
Hey, Rhea, long time no "speak." I don't know about seltzer but if you put it into a chocolate ice cream soda, I'm one happy camper.
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