Anti-Aging Foods That Support Strong Bones

51. Plain Gelatin/Hydrolyzed Collagen Powder: Gut-Bone Axis Booster

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While bone broth is mentioned, using pure plain gelatin or hydrolyzed collagen powder (often bovine or marine-sourced) as a simple additive offers a powerful, targeted way to directly supplement the bone matrix. Collagen powder is rich in the amino acids Glycine and Proline, which are the fundamental building blocks of the bone's protein scaffold. By providing these amino acids in high concentration, you give the body the raw material it needs to repair and strengthen the underlying structure of the bone, increasing its flexibility and fracture resistance, which is key to anti-aging and agility.

52. Asparagus: Vitamin K and Folate for Homocysteine Control

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Asparagus is a powerhouse, often overlooked for its bone benefits beyond general greens. It is rich in Vitamin K (essential for bone mineralization) and an exceptional source of Folate (Vitamin B9). Folate is critical because it helps the body break down homocysteine, an amino acid that, when present at high levels, is strongly linked to collagen damage and increased fracture risk, independent of mineral density. Eating asparagus regularly helps clear this dangerous compound, protecting the quality and flexibility of the bone matrix itself. Enjoy asparagus steamed or roasted as a powerful defense against structural fragility.

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