Foods to eat
Recommended foods that help avoid osteoporosis are

Foods containing calcium
Calcium helps boost bone health and foods like kale, turnip, spinach, collard greens, and dairy products including milk cheese, yogurt, are rich sources. Those suffering from lactose intolerance can have soy milk and other such products. Fortified juices, cereals and snacks with vitamin D help the body absorb calcium better.

Protein- and magnesium-rich foods
Proteins are the building blocks of the body and magnesium helps maintain bone mineral density. Lean chicken and turkey cuts, eggs, milk, and assorted fish or seafood are rich protein options. Assorted nuts including almonds, cashews, peanuts, and some seeds are rich sources of magnesium to be included in daily meals.

Foods rich in vitamins C and K
Vitamin C is an essential immunity booster and studies show that the key nutrient also helps lower the risk of chronic ailments like osteoporosis. Oranges, lemons, tomatoes, kiwi, and red peppers are loaded with this nutrient. Research also suggests that women suffering from vitamin K deficiencies are at an increased risk of developing bone disorders like osteoporosis. Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, turnip greens, collards, and cabbage are vitamin k rich greens to include in daily meals.

Medications for osteoporosis management Here are some common meds used for treating osteoporosis:

Romosozumab by Evenity
This medication belongs to a class of monoclonal antibodies that help reduce the risk of bone resorption (deterioration) and promote new bone formation. Romosozumab by Evenity is an FDA-approved medicine, especially for post-menopausal women.

Prolia®
Prolia is an intravenous medication that actively interferes with the development of bone removing cells and prevents the infection from targeting and destroying healthy bones.

Fosamax (alendronate)
Fosamax is an alternative medication that reduces the risk of bone loss, expcailly among women who have undergone menopause.