By
[http://EzineArticles.com/expert/Patricia_Weber/865]Patricia Weber
When you look in the mirror, it doesn't come into view.
Just imagine, you could be twenty, thirty, forty or older and it could afflict
you. People who look at you don't see
it. When it does finally surface on the outside for any human eye to see, the harm
may be irreversible. The scary part is the external warning of osteoporosis is silent
while inside the body is clamoring for help.
Many women rate turning fifty as a positively high
experience. I once looked forward to the
celebration. The inner peace that comes with this proclaimed turning point is
chafed only by my recent diagnosis of osteopenia. Osteopenia is the beginning
phase of osteoporosis. Any age is too young for this disease.
