Dietary Guidelines for Osteoporosis Management

Essential Nutritional Recommendations for Bone Health

Orthopedics

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Last updated: Mar 24, 2025

Key Nutrients for Bone Health

Calcium

  • Daily Requirements:
    • Adults 19-50: 1000mg
    • Women 51+: 1200mg
    • Men 51+: 1000-1200mg

Vitamin D

  • Recommended Daily Intake:
    • 800-1000 IU daily
    • May need higher doses based on blood levels

Optimal Food Choices

Calcium-Rich Foods

  1. Dairy Products

    • Low-fat milk
    • Yogurt
    • Cheese
  2. Non-Dairy Sources

    • Fortified plant milks
    • Leafy greens (kale, collards)
    • Sardines with bones

Vitamin D Sources

  • Fatty fish (salmon, mackerel)
  • Egg yolks
  • Fortified foods

Important Dietary Considerations

Foods to Limit

  • Excessive salt (increases calcium excretion)
  • Caffeine (more than 3 cups daily)
  • Alcohol (no more than 2 drinks daily)

Lifestyle Tips

  • Combine calcium with vitamin D for optimal absorption
  • Space calcium supplements throughout the day
  • Stay hydrated with water
  • Consider bone-strengthening exercises

Meal Planning Strategies

Sample Daily Menu

  • Breakfast: Yogurt with fortified cereal
  • Lunch: Salmon salad with leafy greens
  • Dinner: Lean protein with calcium-rich vegetables
  • Snacks: Almonds, cheese, or fortified beverages

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