It was suggested that nocturnal life leads to the impairment of insulin response to glucose. Taking these results together, nocturnal life is likely to be one of the risk factors to health of modern people, including NES, obesity and diabetes.
Subjects with moderate to high physical activity showed a significant increase (p=0.01) in bone density compared with those of with low physical activity, especially in younger men and women (Table 4). However, a low BMD level was reported in older women compared to younger women.
Epidemiologic evidence suggests that lifestyle factors, such as exercise, calcium intake, and tobacco consumption, have effects on bone density. However, the influence of these factors in the elderly has not been well documented.
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Lifestyle factors and bone density in the elderly: implications for osteoporosis prevention. Epidemiologic evidence suggests that lifestyle factors, such as exercise, calcium intake, and tobacco consumption, have effects on bone density.
Epidemiologic evidence suggests that lifestyle factors, such as exercise, calcium intake, and tobacco consumption, have effects on bone density. However, the influence of these factors in the elderly has not been well documented. To examine the effects of lifestyle factors in the elderly, we measured bone density ...
The best time to build strong and healthy bones is during childhood and adolescence.
Bad nutritional habits include high intake of carbonated beverages, eating foods rich in refined sugars, fat , and sodium, smoking, and alcohol consumption.#N#A study confirmed that carbonated drinks' intake replaces the nutrients milk and fruit beverages provide the body with. This reduces the quantities of vitamins and minerals needed for bone health.
Unfortunately, this doesn’t exclude children.#N#Research found that sedentary behavior is a risk factor for bone stiffness index development in children and adolescents.