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Our bones are at their strongest at age 30, and slowly lose density as we age. This is a natural part of getting older. But if there was something you could do to prevent a disease, wouldn’t you do it? 80 percent of people who have osteoporosis are women, so the earlier you start thinking about your bones, the better. Conversations about healthy, strong bones usually include milk, but what if you’re not a milk-drinker or are lactose intolerant? Listen as Jaclyn Guetzko, DNP, Allina Health Bloomington Clinic, talks about options.
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Posted November 20, 2017
Cranberries, often an after-thought of your holiday dinner, deserve a starring role on your table this year. This low-cost, low-sugar super fruit is a wonderful source of antioxidants, vitamins and fiber.
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