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Do not eat these 5 things in your youth, your bones will become strong even at the age of 60…

Do not eat these 5 things in your youth, your bones will become strong even at the age of 60…

By KETAN J HARANIYAPublished 12 months ago 1 min read

Do not eat these 5 things in your youth, your bones will become strong even at the age of 60…

Friends, according to a research, if you start consuming more vitamin A per day, your bones gradually start weakening. Moreover, when the bones become weak, it takes time for many diseases to occur.

After 20 years, the strength of the bones decreases. Vitamin D, protein, vitamin A are considered very important to make the bones strong. However, today in youth, people start eating some things, due to which their bones start weakening. About which we are going to tell you today.

According to a research, things which are high in salt. Bones start weakening. These include things like packing chips, cheese, burgers, snacks. If you are eating these things in your youth, then you will need to avoid them.

Consumption of spinach and green vegetables is considered very beneficial. Consuming these things makes the bones weak. Spinach and green vegetables are high in oxalate. Which is not considered good. So you have to consume it in limited quantities.

Generally, alcohol consumption is not considered good. A study suggests that alcohol causes calcium and vitamin D deficiency in the body. Due to which your bones start weakening.

Along with this, coffee has a high amount of caffeine. Therefore, calcium deficiency occurs in our body. So you always have to consume tea and coffee in limited quantities.

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