Staying Strong Starts With Healthy Bones

Whether it’s walking the beach, gardening, playing with grandchildren, or simply keeping up with daily life, strong bones help us stay active and independent as we age. But bone health is often overlooked until a fracture or diagnosis brings it to our attention.

Recently, Adventist Health Castle rheumatologist Dr. Daniel Magliulo joined Davey D and Lina Girl on KITV to discuss osteoporosis, bone health, and the steps individuals can take to protect their mobility and quality of life.

Why bone health matters

Bone loss can happen gradually over time, often without noticeable symptoms. For many people, a broken bone may be the first sign that something has changed. The good news is that there are ways to protect your bone health before problems occur. Understanding your risk factors, staying active, making healthy lifestyle choices, and talking with your healthcare provider about screenings can all play an important role in maintaining strong bones.

Expert care, close to home

At Adventist Health Castle, we’re committed to helping our community live healthier, fuller lives. Through the Healthy Bone Clinic, patients have access to specialized care focused on osteoporosis prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, all close to home. Our goal is simple: to help people stay strong, active, and doing the things they love for as long a possible.

Watch the KITV interview

Want to learn more about osteoporosis and the importance of bone health? Watch Dr. Magliulo’s recent interview with KITV , where he shares insights on reducing fracture risk, recognizing warning signs, and taking proactive steps to protect your health. Taking care of your bones today can help you maintain your independence, mobility, and quality of life for years to come.