How can exercise help prevent bone loss related to menopause?

At menopause, there is a dramatic decline of estrogen, which causes rapid bone loss and can lead to devastating bone fractures. Having the strongest bones possible before you enter menopause is the best weapon against debilitating fractures. Regular, moderate exercise, particularly weight-bearing exercises such as walking, jogging, and dancing, can keep your bones strong.

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