Eating greens could reduce risk of broken bones by 50%
date:Apr 18, 2017
According to new research eating enough green vegetables could help reduce the risk of suffering broken bones as people age by as much as 50%. The study found that people, especially men, who lack food rich in magnesium in their diet, are at an increased risk of fractures, especially in the hip.

The study looked at 2,245 middle-aged men and found that those with low levels of magnesium were almost twice as likely to suffer fractures. Foods rich in the mineral include dark, leafy vegetables such
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