The Juvent Health micro impact platform overview explains how Osteoporosis is a silent risk to everyone's health and what you can do about it.

1.  By 2020 50% of all Americans over 50 will have weak bones*
 1 in 2 women and 1 in 4 men over the age of 50 will experience osteoporotic
fractures*
 Hip fractures cause the most morbidity with reported mortality rates up to
20-24% in the first year*
 Loss of function and independence is profound, 40% unable to walk
independently, 60% requiring assistance a year later*
 Because of these losses, 33% are totally dependent or in a nursing home in
the year following a hip fracture*
*International Organization for Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis: The Silent Risk
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2. Improving Bone Health
 Improving Bone Health
 Study Focused on Women
 20 Minute Session a Day
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3. BONE HEALTH AND BEYOND
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Osteoporosis is the 7th Largest Medical Indication in the
World

4. CHEMICAL
Air
Water
Food
MECHANICAL
Force
Movement
Fat
Proteins
Carbs
Micro-
Nutrients
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Non-Impact
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5.  Exercise or physical activity that includes impact is better for bone health than exercise that
focuses on non-impact activity. Surgeon General’s Report on Bone Health 2004
 Exercise and the Skeleton: How it Works and What it Really Does
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Geneva University Hospital, Geneva Switzerland
 Most of the exercises demonstrating a significant effect on bone mass acquisition are
those with impact, whereas exercises such as swimming or bicycling exert no
significant effects on bone.
Nicolas Bonnet and Serge L. Ferrari
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 The effect of physical activity on bone does not persist if the activity level is stopped or
reduced.
Surgeon General’s Report on Bone Health 2004
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6. Reasons We Don t Get Our Daily Impact
InfirmaryInconvenience Incapacity
Misinformation on Exercise & Physical Activities

7. Juvent Micro-Impact Platform
 20 minutes a day, 3 days a week
 Daily Load Needed to Build New, Healthy Bone
 Enables the Skeleton to Effectively Perform the Functions
 Improve Overall Health & Quality of Life
 Over 50 articles, 34 scientific papers, 6 clinical studies
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