Rebuilding brittle bones


Emerging studies are indicating that tocotrienols can help strengthen brittle bones, thus assisting those suffering from osteoporosis.

MANY overlook the importance of bone health, but as we age, our bones become thinner and start to lose their density. If left untreated, the decrease in bone density could lead to osteoporosis, a condition that is characterised by brittle bones and skeletal weakness.

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