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🦴 Bone Density / Osteoporosis

Low bone mineral density

Low DEXA score, fracture risk, post-menopausal or low intake.

⭐ Your one keystone

Load your skeleton — short impact or resistance sessions.

Bone only strengthens in response to load; two short weekly sessions beat calcium alone.

Move — the mechanics that fix it: Load the skeleton

Progressive resistance + impact + balance; ensure calcium/vit-D/protein.

Fuel — foods to fuel it

Daily nutrient targets: calcium: 1000mg (goal), vitamin: 2000IU (goal), magnesium: 400mg (goal), protein: 90g (goal)

Stack — evidence-ranked compounds

Open the Fuel Tracker for this protocol →

Educational protocol, not medical advice.

Common questions

What causes bone density / osteoporosis?

Low bone mineral density. Low DEXA score, fracture risk, post-menopausal or low intake.

What exercises help bone density / osteoporosis?

Key movements: Bodyweight Squat, Knee Tuck Jump, Rocket Jump, Chin-Up.

What should you eat for bone density / osteoporosis?

Foods that support it: Sardines (canned in water), Greek yogurt (plain, nonfat), Tofu (firm), Cottage cheese (low-fat), Chicken Breast (steamed, no skin).

What supplements help bone density / osteoporosis?

Evidence-ranked options: Calcium (+ D3 + K2), Vitamin D3 (+ K2), Magnesium, Strontium · Silica (brief), Omega-3 (EPA/DHA).