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"Something Started to Gnaw": Aliza Discovered at Age 45 What Happens to Our Bones – and How to Take Health into Your Own Hands
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September 16, 2026

"Something Started to Gnaw": Aliza Discovered at Age 45 What Happens to Our Bones – and How to Take Health into Your Own Hands

One out of three women and one out of five men will break a bone because of a silent disease that in most cases is discovered only after the first fracture. In the second episode of the podcast "Bringing the Skeletons Out of the Closet", hosted by clinical physiologist Dr. Sean Portal, Aliza Ouliel shares her personal story, alongside medical insights from Dr. Lior Ben Moshe. What are the red flags, how does the biological mechanism of bone work, and how can innovative supplements and lifestyle changes alter the picture?

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