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Osteoporosis DVD

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Osteoporosis DVD $24.95.
(Available through DvdHealth.com.au
Or by phone order 02 9262 3315)

DVDHealth’s first health management DVD comprehensively covers all aspects of Osteoporosis. Combining graphical information, patient and specialist interviews and complemented with some fantastic 3D animations the Osteoporosis DVD leads in a new and bold health management approach.

How do “osteoclasts” and “osteoblasts” work within the skeletal system. Why is vitamin D so important and who might be at risk of Osteoporosis as they grow older. Are men at risk also and what’s the difference.

Meet people who have osteoporosis and how they’ve overcome bone density issues. The production includes information on important exercise and dietary programs.

Osteoporosis Australia has contributed valuable information and resources to the DVDHealth producers. The production was launched throughout the IBMS Conference in Sydney on the 25th March 2009. Osteoporosis Australia will receive contributions by way of donations for research for each DVD sold.

Last Updated on Thursday, 18 November 2010 08:11