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11. Bone integrity

Your bone health should be a top priority as you grow older. Because your bones become weaker and more brittle the older you get, you're also more susceptible to arthritis, osteoporosis and other bone-related diseases. Fortunately, making small changes to your diet can help improve your bone integrity.

Calcium, vitamin D, and magnesium all help to enhance bone health. Be sure to eat a good balance of dairy products, eggs, fish, greens, nuts, seeds, grains, and protein to ensure that you're getting enough of all these bone-boosting nutrients.

Bone density loss disease infographic banner. Normal bone vs osteoporotic bone. Health care and medical concept. Vector illustration.

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