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]]> http://familyhit.com/happyfamily/family-health/exercise-for-strong-bones.html/comment-page-1#comment-215 Healthy Bones · Family, Children and Parenting Sat, 22 Sep 2007 07:52:15 +0000 http://familyhit.com/happyfamily/family-health/exercise-for-strong-bones.html#comment-215 [...] 2. Vitamin D plays a crucial role in helping our bodies move the calcium from food into our bones. 3. Exercise because, by putting a load or force on our bones, they think they are under stress and respond by becoming denser and stronger. We all need to do weight-bearing exercises such as walking, and children should be playing sport. “We all need to do some sort of physical activity all our lives,” says endocrinologist Dr Papalia. [...] [...] 2. Vitamin D plays a crucial role in helping our bodies move the calcium from food into our bones. 3. Exercise because, by putting a load or force on our bones, they think they are under stress and respond by becoming denser and stronger. We all need to do weight-bearing exercises such as walking, and children should be playing sport. “We all need to do some sort of physical activity all our lives,” says endocrinologist Dr Papalia. [...]

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