Your Bones Matter
Bone Up On Bone Health
Our bones are one area of health we often take for granted. Little attention is given to the bones until a problem occurs, and by the time we experience breaks, fractures, and other signs of deterioration, it's usually too late.
If you want to protect your bones as you age, join us for Your Bones Matter to learn the complexities of bone health. Not only are bones necessary for our framework they help protect organs and provide numerous beneficial health aspects as well.
Increase your knowledge of bone formation and how to maintain bone health naturally on Tuesday, May 28th at 12:00 pm EDT!
Meet Kristi Lea Holistic Health LLC, The Facilitators of the Your Bones Matter
Kristi Lea is a Certified Nutritional Consultant and Natural Health Practitioner who specializes in Nutrigenomics and Integrative and Functional Medicine. Her passion is getting to the root of the problem and assisting the body in rebuilding itself so It can better protect you from all viruses, bacteria, autoimmune conditions, dysfunction and disease as well as restore you to optimal health. The human body was brilliantly designed by God to heal itself given the right tools (Nutrition) at the right time. By listening closely to the body, we can find out exactly what it needs so it can heal itself and stay healthy. There is NO BETTER PPE than having a strong immune system within you!! And YOU have complete control over the strength of your immune system in the thousands of decisions you make daily with what to eat, drink, and basic lifestyle choices.
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No Bones About It, Bone Health Matters!
Bones aren’t a hard solid substance like many people imagine them to be. In reality, bones are filled with spongy tissue! Even though bones stop growing by age 30, they continue to reform as we age. There are steps you can take to ensure healthy bone reformation.
One of the most important things you can do is to educate yourself about the many factors that contribute to the health of your bones. Age, race, gender, and hormone levels all account for bone health as risk factors for injury and disease. Diet and physical activity are also significant determinants regarding bone health.
If bone health is important to you, don’t wait until it’s too late! Sign up now to learn how to build healthy bones naturally!
We Can’t Wait To Share With You On Tuesday, May 28th At 12:00 pm EDT!