Annette Cashel

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Alive and Kicking with Clare McKenna · The importance of bone health · 28 Jun 2026 podcast

That's when the fractures occur, but it's the bone loss really occurs in our mid thirties.

that's when things start to change.

So if we had a scan in around forty, it would be give us a benchmark to know where we are and it also might give us a little incentive to work a little bit harder on our bone health at that age when you have the biggest runway.

You know, you have the biggest chance to make a difference in your mid forties.

It's to do with estrogen.

So when we lose estrogen after menopause, on average you can lose up to twenty percent of your bone loss in those seven years postmenopause.

So it's a big decline.

We build our bones in our childhood.

So the more active your children are, fantastic.

You build up to ninety percent of your bone health up to the age of eighteen and twenty.

That's really that's why active childhoods are so important.

Then you build a little bit more until they're around your thirties, and then from the mid thirty mid thirties on you start to lose more bone than build.

So you're the seesaw has changed and you're now on the downward curve.

So you have to work a little bit harder to keep

giving the signal to your skeleton to create that bone.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

I I mean I my focus is on movement and that's really half the picture.

The other picture is nutrition.

It's very important obviously.

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