Osteoporosis Support Group

Osteoporosis is a disease of bone in which bone mineral density is reduced, bone microarchitecture is disrupted, and the amount and variety of non-collagenous proteins in bone is changed. It is estimated that 1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men over the age of 50 worldwide have osteoporosis. It is responsible for millions of fractures annually, mostly involving the lumbar...

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deleted_user 10/16/2006

A report came out from the American Journal of Nutrition this month that looked at 2500 people and found that daily cola (diet OR regular) was associated with lower hip bone density IN WOMEN..it showed NO effect in men.
The theory is that phosphoric acid may prompt the body to pull calcium from the bones...another reason to bail on soda
Dr O.

deleted_user 03/29/2007

How about coffee,ice tea,and or green tea?

deleted_user 03/30/2007

Great ? but no consistent evidence that caffeine (even though it is known to cause calciuria..or calcium loss in the urine) causes loss of bone density. Phosphoric acid (mentioned above) is used to acidify colas (but not coffee or tea) and give them their "tangy" taste...
Dr O.

deleted_user 03/31/2007

Good because I like my daily ice tea. Thank-you for your input. (:

deleted_user 04/03/2007

What about Perrier? I love sparkling water. Wine, Wine, Can I drink my wine? I have maybe 3 to 4 glasses a wk. Is that ok?

deleted_user 04/22/2007

would caffine free soda be all right? I bailed my coffee and salt and chocolate for my Tinnitus and started drinking Caffine free soda!

deleted_user 07/20/2007

http://www.healthbolt.net/2006/12/08/what-happens-to-your-body-if-you-drink-a-coke-right-now/
What happens if you drink a coke right now.
This explains the process.

and this article also confirms the reports
http://www.medpagetoday.com/Endocrinology/Osteoporosis/tb/4247
Carbonated Cola Drinks Drop Bone Density in Women

deleted_user 11/15/2007

Awesome information. Thank you aishy.

deleted_user 11/15/2007

Awesome information. Thank you aishy.

deleted_user 11/15/2007

Thanks Aishy. I'm glad I like the majority of those food items.

deleted_user 01/11/2008

Thanks aishy. It's just what I was looking for.

deleted_user 01/14/2008

Thx for the info. hun!

deleted_user 01/14/2008

Fantastic, Aishy. Thank you. What book did you get this from?

deleted_user 04/10/2008

Hi, I'm new here, but concerned and want to do what I can for myself - I drink enough water everyday, but most of it is sparkling - any harm in this?

LankyYankee 04/23/2008

Why the heck would anyone suffering bone loss want to add caffeine to the mix? I would think that this is the time we want to eat as many fresh picked veggies as possible and get our vitamin C from sunshine, supplements, decent food and learn to forego the crap like cans of soda...just a thought

deleted_user 05/20/2008

I love my coffee in the morning and my mug is big at least holds 16 oz and I have about 2 of those in the morning but do not have any after 8 am for the rest of the day

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