Protecting Your Bones

Ensuring that our bones stay strong throughout our health span means not waiting until retirement to think about it. Bone health expert Margie Bissinger shares how we can take care of our bones pro-actively, beyond just exercise. In a really interesting congruency with Chinese Medicine, Margie's research and experience illustrates just how interwoven our bone health is with all kinds of other parts of our lives, even as far as our happiness. Taking care of our bones early on in our life can help us to align with being powerful and feel like the victor rather than the victim as we work with other aspects of our health. Just as a heads up, some of the links that follow are affiliate links for Margie's programs. On Today’s Episode of A Healthy Curiosity: Why increasingly sedentary lifestyles are driving an epidemic of osteoporosis How digestive problems can affect bone density The silver lining Margie identifies in an osteoporosis diagnosis What effects stress can have on your bones The drastic results she’s seen from teaching patients about happiness Margie Bissinger is a physical therapist and integrative health coach. She has worked with clients in the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis for over 20 years. She is the author of Osteoporosis: An Exercise Guide. Margie is the creator of Move Today, a statewide exercise program in NJ and Happy Bones, Happy Life™ online program for people to prevent and treat osteoporosis and osteopenia. Margie helps people achieve optimal bone health through whole foods, exercise, mind-body relaxation techniques, and happiness training. Margie is a member of the NJ Interagency Council on Osteoporosis. Margie is also a certified happiness trainer. Links: Dr. Jonathan Wright Fight or flight May Be In Our Bones Happy Bones, Happy Life - Ep 16 with Brodie Welch Special Offer: Free guide!  5 ThingsYour Doctor Didn’t Tell You About Osteoporosis Connect With Margie: Website Podcast Book Facebook Happy Bones, Happy Life™  -- Register for the free 5-day qi gong mini class Basics of Chinese Medicine