Diet and Lifestyle
General
Biological
100

Does physical activity increase one‘s risk for developing osteoporosis?

No, it decreases one’s risk (low physical activity increases risk)

100

What part of your body does osteoporosis affect?

Bones

100
Does osteoporosis have obvious symptoms?

Not obviously, but decrease in height greater than 1 inch and a stooping posture can be signs.

200

What are some foods high in nutrients that can help prevent osteoporosis?

Leafy greens, tofu, dairy products, fortified foods, fish, eggs

200

Between women and men, who is less likely to visit the doctor for frequent screenings?

Men

200

Are males or females more likely to develop disability from osteoporosis?

Males

300

What are three key nutrients for bone health?

Vitamin D, protein, calcium 

300

Why does osteoporosis occur?

When your bone mineral density and bone mass decrease 

300

Do you always have signs or symptoms if you have osteoporosis?

No, sometimes you won’t know you have it until you break a bone 

400

Does rapid weight loss affect one’s risk of developing osteoporosis?

Yes, losing too much weight at once can increase risk 

400
How often are osteoporosis cases undiagnosed?

70% of the time

400

What age does osteoporosis affect the most?

Over 50 and females can be affected earlier  

500

What is the best way to add movement in your life while maintaining osteoporosis?

Strength activities, walking with a weighted vest, balancing activities 
500

About how many Americans have osteoporosis?

About 10 million

500

What biological process slows with older age that increases the risk for osteoporosis?

Bone reabsorption and formation