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Food for thought on menopause
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Food for thought on menopause
"(May 14, 2007) ? Happy Mother's Day to the many strong, brilliant, loving women who tirelessly work to care for their families. Given that you have and will continue to play a critical role in caring for your children and your children's children, caring for your body and managing menopausal symptoms is essential. You can dictate your quality of life as your body makes this transition. "

" Protecting your skeletal system is key to maintaining strength and ability. Post-menopausal women lose bone density at a fast rate and are at high risk for osteoporosis. Consume 1,500 milligrams of calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D each day to maintain bone density. Achieve this through a combination of diet and supplementation. Good dietary sources of calcium and vitamin D include low-fat dairy products, green leafy vegetables, and fortified foods like breads and fruit juices. Weight-bearing exercise such as brisk walking is also essential for solid bones. "

" Post-menopausal women are at higher risk for these diseases. Eat lots of antioxidant-rich fresh fruits and vegetables to reduce your risk for breast cancer. Limit red meat to once a week. Eat fatty fish like salmon and halibut for heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids. Avoid trans fats found in margarines, spreads, and packaged baked and convenience foods. Choose low-fat dairy products and wholesome grains. "

" Discuss hormone replacement therapy with your doctor. Consider botanicals � medicines from plant sources � to complement your treatment course. Soy products
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