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This document discusses bone health and osteoporosis. It defines osteoporosis as a disease characterized by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue, leading to bone fragility and increased fracture risk. Key factors discussed include bone composition, homeostasis and remodeling, risk factors for osteoporosis like age and hormones, methods of diagnosis like DXA scans, complications of fractures, and principles of management including lifestyle modifications and medications to prevent bone loss.
Calsi soya ppt
- 2. Bone and its component Bone Homeostasis Bone remodeling Definition and classification of osteoporosis Prevalence Risk Factors and presentation Diagnosis Consequences Management principle Treatment goal
- 3. Organic Component: protein collagen & specialized cells called osteoclasts, osteoblasts, and osteocytes Inorganic component: Mainly as calcium phosphate, in the form of Hydroxyapatite
- 4. Bone Homeostasis: the situation when the body requires and achieves an equal amount of bone resorption and bone formation the amount of bone eroded by osteoclasts is equal to the amount of bone produced by osteoblasts, thereby producing a stable net mass of bone in the body Homeostasis
- 5. The combined processes of breaking down bone and building new bone are called Bone Remodeling. It is the body’s way of maintaining bone homeostasis. 5 Stages: Initiation, Resorption, Reversal, Bone formation and Completion of remodeling.
- 6. Osteoclast precursor cells are attracted to a bone site and penetrate the bone lining cells. These osteoclast precursor cells then form activated osteoclasts that align themselves in direct contact with mineralized bone matrix.
- 7. The osteoclasts erode a cavity by removing mineral and organic components from the bone. The osteoclasts eventually die. This completes the resorption phase.
- 8. Cells of unknown origin prepare the bone surface for new bone formation by smoothing the surface of the cavity and depositing a thin layer of a cement-like substance.
- 9. Cells of unknown origin prepare the bone surface for new bone formation by smoothing the surface of the cavity and depositing a thin layer of a cement-like substance.
- 10. The lining cells rest on the bone surface until the next cycle of bone remodeling begins. Some osteoblasts become osteocytes.
- 12. National Osteoporosis Foundation: a disease characterized by low bone mass an micro-architectural deterioration of bone tissue, leading to bone fragility and an increased susceptibility to fractures.” World Health Organization : bone mineral density T-score greater than –2.5 standard deviations from the mean peak adult bone mass (ie. a woman in her 30’s).”
- 13. Primary osteoporosis • Juvenile osteoporosis. • Idiopathic osteoporosis • Postmenopausal osteoporosis • Age-related, or senile, osteoporosis • Secondary osteoporosis • Congenital • Diet • Drugs • Endocrine disorder • Other Systemic Disorder
- 14. Building & Losing bone with years
- 15. “Osteoporosis, the silent thief of your bone”
- 16. Worldwide, over age of 50 1 in 3 women / 1 in 8 men have osteoporosis. 80 % of those suffering from osteoporosis are women. Affects 75 million persons in the US, Europe and Japan. Over 50% of women aged 50 years or older and 20% of men will suffer an osteoporosis-related fracture within their remaining lifetime
- 17. Being female Older age Family history of osteoporosis or broken bones Being small and thin History of broken bones Low sex hormones • Low estrogen levels in women, including menopause • Missing periods (amenorrhea) • Low levels of testosterone and estrogen in men
- 18. Diet • Low calcium intake • Low vitamin D intake • Excessive intake of protein, sodium and caffeine Inactive lifestyle Smoking , Alcohol abuse Certain medications • steroid , anticonvulsants etc Certain diseases • anorexia nervosa, rheumatoid arthritis, gastrointestinal diseases and others
- 19. People may not know that they have osteoporosis until they break a bone. Vertebral (spinal) fractures may initially be felt or seen in the form of Persistent, unexplained back pain Loss of height Spinal deformities such as kyphosis or stooped posture.
- 20. Bone mineral density (BMD) tests can measure bone density in various sites of the body. BMD test is done to diagnose and predict fracture risk and to monitor therapy. For patients on pharmacotherapy, it is typically performed 2 years after initiating therapy and every 2 years thereafter; however, more frequent testing may be warranted in certain clinical situations.
- 21. Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) Scan • “Gold-standard” for BMD measurement. • Measures “central” or “axial” skeletal sites: spine and hip. • May measure other sites: total body and forearm. • Validated in many clinical trials. • Available in Bangladesh.
- 22. Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) Scan Classification T-score Normal -1 or greater Osteopenia Between -1 and -2.5 Osteoporosis -2.5 or less Severe Osteoporosis -2.5 or less and fragility fracture
- 23. FRACTURE , The most serious complication of Osteoporosis that leads to Increased morbidity Increased mortality Decreased quality of life
- 24. Wrist fracture men 1 in 40 (2.5%) women 1 in 6 (16%) Spinal fracture men 1 in 20 (5%) women 1 in 6 (16%) Hip fracture men 1 in 17 (6%) women 1 in 6 (17.5%)
- 25. Decreased fracture risk Life style modification Therapeutic Intervention • Minimizing risk factors Slowing/stopping bone loss • Minimizing factors that Contribute to fall Maintaining or increasing bone density and strength Maintaining or improving bone microarchitecture
- 26. Supplements such as which maintain bone mass Calcium, Vitamin D Anti-resorptive agents which inhibit bone resorption Bisphosphonates Anabolic agents, which stimulate bone formation and, in turn, increase bone mass.
- 27. Prevent further bone loss Increase or at least stabilize bone density Prevent further fractures Relieve deformity (e.g., kyphoplasty) Relieve pain Increase level of physical functioning Increase quality of life
- 29. Calsi-soya is an all-natural health supplement claimed to prevent you from osteoporosis, which happens due to bone fractures and other bone related issues. Calsi-soya is also used as a supplement to maintain bone health.
- 30. • It supports bone health by increasing bone density. • Recover and helps to regain bone mass which is very important for healthy bone. • Prevent Osteoporosis. • Provide and supply bones with sufficient vitamins and minerals. • Boost and makes strong Bone function, so Bones will work efficiently.
- 32. Why Calci-Soya Balance supplement? Vitamin K, calcium, zinc, magnesium and manganese: ossification and bone healing Vitamin D3, boron, lysine, magnesium: reducing urinary calcium excretion Manganese and soy polysaccharides: calcium sediment in bone tissues Copper and lysine: collagen synthesis Contains calcium carbonate: most absorbable form of calcium Only calcium + vitamin D3 supplement containing soy isoflavone: effective in improving menopause symptoms especially flushing, nocturnal perspiration and bone mass density reduction Produced under global standard certification of cGMP Produced and packed in US
- 33. Calci-soya Balance First choice for standing against the silent disease Promotes bone and joint health Reduces risk of osteoporosis Improves osteoporosis through: Increasing bone minerals concentration Bone healing and synthesis Reduces pain Improves healing process in stress fractures Improves menopause symptoms including flushing and nocturnal perspiration
- 34. Grow old strong • Calci soya is not just a calcium supplement; It is everything bone needs • Administration: one soft gel per day with a meal • Do not deprive your bones from minerals. Using supplements is not a necessity for people suffering from osteoporosis. If you care about this disease earlier, you can easily prevent it with nutrition and sporting. It is never late for improving your bones conditions. Ossification is possible even in elderly women.
- 35. Risk factors for osteoporosis Hormone deficiency such as estrogen in women and androgen in men Overusing some drugs Physical inactivity Thyroid gland malfuncti ons Bone cancer and some inherited genetic conditions Insufficient calcium and vitamin D3 intake
- 36. Soy isoflavone: effective in preventing osteoporosis and reducing menopause • Possesses estrogenic properties and prevents osteoporosis • Prevents decline in mineral concentration in bone mass tissue • Improves complications caused by menopause including flushing, nocturnal perspiration and vaginal dryness • Proper replacement for HTR (hormonal treatment replacement) with no side effects
- 37. Calcium: most essential element for ossification • Human body needs calcium in ossification process. • Calcium prevents bone decomposition in menopause ladies. • Calcium carbonate; a calcium form with high absorption abilities • Calcium carbonate has 40% absorbable calcium; whereas has 21% in calcium citrate.
- 38. Vitamin D; increasing calcium and phosphorous absorption • Increases calcium absorption • Increases minerals concentration in bone mass tissue • Vitamin D and calcium deficiency is a main risk factor of osteoporosis. It is because low calcium levels increase parathyroid functions. Parathyroid hormone increases bone decomposition and therefore increases number and activity of osteoclasts which absorb calcium from bone tissue.
- 39. Zinc; important element in vitamin D activities: • Improve biochemical activities of zinc • Increases osteoblasts differentiation and synthesis of bone tissues proteins • Prevents calcium resorption from bone tissue • Increases mineral concentration in bone mass tissue • Increases bone mass density • Improves fracture healing rate in conditions such as aging, calcium and vitamin D deficiency, estrogen deficiency and diabetes • Zinc deficiency can decrease osteoblasts’ activities and collagen synthesis. It also can delay and slow down bone mass growth.
- 40. L-lysine; effective in collagen synthesis • Increase calcium absorption in digestive tract and reduces urinary calcium excretion • Improves collagen synthesis (collagen is 25% of total body protein and is essential for bones and other tissues)
- 41. Magnesium:Increases calcium absorption and metabolisms Is essential for transforming vitamin D to its active form • Induces thyroid gland into calcitonin secretion (which in turn protects bone tissue) • Improves parathyroid gland modification and prevents bone tissue decomposition
- 42. Copper; reducing calcium resorption from bones • Improves protein synthesis necessary for connective and bone tissue • Improves mechanical resistance of collagen in bone tissue • Prevents minerals resorption to bloodstream
- 43. Manganese; increasing mineral concentration in bone tissue • Increases bone minerals • Increases protein and cartilage syntheses • Manganese deficiency can reduce calcium sediment in bone tissues and increase fracture risk • Manganese deficiency can reduce mineral concentration in bone tissue and increase bone decomposition
- 44. Boron; reducing calcium excretion • Human body needs boron for different ossification metabolisms including calcium, magnesium, vitamin D, estrogen and possibly testosterone metabolism. Generally studies show boron improves minerals concentration and estrogen levels; especially in women intake insufficient magnesium. • Role of boron in bone health • Prevents minerals concentration reduction • Prevents calcium excretion in women during menopause • Improves calcium metabolism
- 45. Vitamin K • Improves calcium absorption in bone mass tissue • Improving bio-activating proteins responsible in ossification metabolisms • Improving mineral concentration in bone mass tissue • Improving bone synthesis and healing process
- 47. • This Product works for men and women alike. • The complete list of ingredients are listed online. • All Ingredients used are backed by clinical studies. • Comparatively affordable. • There are lots of positive user reviews.
- 48. I have been taking Calsi-soya for about two years and my osteoporosis is improved, nails are not chipping, and my level test scores are good. I highly recommend it. The price is very competitive. By Bronxirishboy, USA I have a family history of osteoporosis, so I knew that I needed to do something to help overcome this issue. I chose Calsi-soya because of the way that it provided a complete way to fight against bone loss, and I've never regretted my choice. I've been taking Calsi-soya for several years now, and I positively love it. By Jessie Smith, CA Hitting menopause was definitely not an easy time for me. Between the mood swings and the physical changes, I felt frustrated with myself much of the time. However, one positive change that I made during that time was to start taking Calsi-soya to help improve my bone density. Calsi-soya has helped me to keep my bones healthy and strong. By Lisa Henry, Florida
- 49. Generally, Both Men and Women are at a risk of Bone Loss, for them regular use of Calsi-soya recommended. The person, who has calcium deficiency, must take Calsi-soya for Recoupment. Dosage: Take 1 tablets daily with food
- 50. For Further info visit: These types of Bone supplement are vital for the individuals who are suffering with osteoporosis or any bone ailments. As this is a bone supplement, it supplies all vital an important vitamins and minerals to bones to make them healthy and promote efficient working. If this product used regularly, it will improve Bone mass Density and Prevent future Degeneration.