Osteoporosis Health Handbook

  I. Exercise prescription
  In 1989, WHO proposed three major principles for the prevention of osteoporosis: calcium supplementation, exercise therapy, and dietary modification.
  1.Exercise mode
  Aerobic exercise: brisk walking, jogging, hiking, cycling, square dancing, radio gymnastics, playing ball, etc. Priority is given to brisk walking, jogging.
  Key points: one three five seven. One is at least one exercise a day, three is not less than 30 minutes of exercise per day, five is at least five times a week, seven is the amount of exercise to seventy percent.
  2, exercise intensity
  The most core: to feel good about yourself after exercise is appropriate.
  3.Sports duration
  Remove the preparation and finishing activities, about 30 minutes. Also appropriate sunshine.
  4.Frequency of exercise
  Small exercise every day, large exercise every other day. Too little can not achieve the effect, too much will increase the chance of sports injury.
  Second, choose the right food
  1.Protein
  Milk and dairy products, poultry, such as chicken, duck, goose, eggs, such as eggs, duck eggs, quail eggs, seafood, such as fish, shrimp, crab, beans, such as soy, red beans, black beans, and sesame seeds, melon seeds, walnuts, almonds, pine nuts and other dried fruits.
  2.Calcium
  Milk and milk products, seafood and soy products, green vegetables.
  3.Vitamins
  Sea fish, animal offal, egg yolk, cream, cheese, fresh fruits and vegetables, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, onion, garlic, celery, radish.
  Active vitamin D: ossified triol (drug).
  Third, to prevent falls life 8 notes
  1, strengthen exercise, strong bones
  2.Know your disease, regular medical checkups
  3.Wear the right shoes
  4.Keep the living room bright
  5, check the security of the home environment
  6.Taking medicine can cause falls
  7.Prevent falls in daily life
  8.Supplementation of vitamin D: osteopontin gel pills
  Four, life details strategy
  1.Indoor safety
  The room, especially the floor, should be free of clutter and debris.
  The floor of the room should be flat, and things should not be placed in places where the elderly often go in and out
  Leave a night light to sleep at night, so as not to get up in the dark in the middle of the night groping for a fall, the bed should not be high, should not get up violently
  Try to have less furniture and more space
  Do not easily change the location of furniture
  Avoid laying wires and ropes in the walkway
  Lay non-slip mats and install grab bars in bathrooms and toilets
  2.Outdoor safety
  Use canes or walkers
  Wear warm rubber-soled shoes in winter to prevent slips and falls
  Try not to walk on smooth ground and pay attention to banana peels
  Do not go out in the rain or snow
  Use a backpack or satchel to free your hands
  Stop and observe the height before walking down the road
  3.Life details
  Do not hunch over, so as not to increase the burden on the bones
  Do not sit on your knees
  Avoid big movements and bending down to pick up things
  Do not stand on one leg to wear shoes and socks
  Wear flat shoes of appropriate size
  Hold the railing and step on the stairs when going up and down
  Pay attention to the doorway when entering the room
  Make a chair if you can’t stand still in the shower, but it needs to be non-slip