In recent years, our understanding of osteoporosis has changed profoundly. Today we know that maintaining bone health does not depend exclusively on calcium intake, but on a complex balance involving nutrition, energy metabolism, inflammatory status, muscle function, physical activity, and micronutrient availability.
Bone is a living tissue that is continuously remodelled.
This process depends on the physiological balance between:
- osteoblasts, cells involved in bone tissue formation;
- osteoclasts, cells involved in physiological bone resorption.
Several factors can influence this balance:
- physiological ageing;
- reduced physical activity;
- changes in body composition;
- oxidative stress;
- chronic inflammatory conditions;
- reduced vitamin D availability;
- unbalanced diet.
In this context, nutritional support can be included as part of a comprehensive strategy aimed at maintaining normal bone metabolism and physiological muscle function.
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Dosage
Fisiodyn
Take 1 capsule in the morning and 1 capsule in the evening.
Lunae
Take 1 tablet at lunch and 1 tablet at dinner.
The product should be taken with a varied and balanced diet and regular physical activity compatible with individual conditions.
Rationale for nutritional support
Fisiodyn: support for normal musculoskeletal metabolism
Fisiodyn combines substances of nutritional interest involved in maintaining the physiological balance of the body:
- oleuropein;
- polydatin;
- vitamin D;
- vitamin K.
Interest in this combination stems from the observation that bone and muscle metabolism share numerous regulatory mechanisms.
Oleuropein: polyphenols and cellular physiology
Oleuropein is a natural compound found in olives.
Experimental studies have highlighted its involvement in processes associated with:
- maintaining redox balance;
- cellular response to oxidative stress;
- physiological regulation of metabolic signals.
Because bone tissue is metabolically active, maintaining a balanced cellular environment is one of the elements studied in the field of musculoskeletal well-being.
Vitamin D: muscle function and bone metabolism
Vitamin D contributes:
- to the maintenance of normal bones;
- to the maintenance of normal muscle function;
- to the normal absorption and utilization of calcium and phosphorus.
Adequate vitamin D availability is one of the central elements of the physiological metabolism of the locomotor system.
Vitamin K: support for bone health
Vitamin K contributes to the maintenance of normal bones.
In recent years, scientific interest has grown in the role of vitamin K in physiological bone mineralization processes.
Lunae: nutritional support aimed at maintaining the body’s balance
Bone health does not depend exclusively on its mineral component.
Maintaining overall metabolic balance is a fundamental element of the body’s well-being.
Lunae is introduced in this context as nutritional support aimed at maintaining overall physiological balance.
The rationale for the association with Fisiodyn stems from an integrated view that considers:
- metabolic balance;
- the body’s physiological adaptive capacity;
- overall well-being;
- maintenance of nutritional status.
The integrated approach aims to support the normal physiological processes that accompany the maintenance of musculoskeletal function.
Diet and lifestyle: the foundation of maintaining bone health
Nutritional support finds its meaning within an overall balanced lifestyle.
Particular attention can be paid to:
- adequate daily protein intake;
- regular consumption of plant-based foods;
- adequate exposure to sunlight according to individual guidance;
- regular physical activity;
- maintenance of muscle mass;
- reduction of sedentary behavior.
The goal is not only to support bone density but also to promote the maintenance of overall musculoskeletal function.
PLEASE NOTE
The information provided in the product sheets on this website is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
The published content is not intended to replace consultation with a doctor or any medical guidance, diagnosis, or prescription.
The information provided describes the ingredients and characteristics of food supplements, designed to support the body’s balance and well-being within a healthy lifestyle.
Food supplements are not medicines and must not be used to prevent, diagnose, treat, or alleviate diseases or pathological conditions.
Bibliographic references
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