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Community Member Annoucement

Pam Flores

08/22/09

Pam Flores

Topics:Osteoporosis Diet , vitamin d , Foods high in D

Hi Everyone, we hope your week has been good and you're enjoying your weekend!! We just wanted to mention that we are having a round-table discussion on the best way to get your recommended Vitamin D for osteoporosis or osteopenia if you'd like to join us. We'd love to hear your stories or tips on this topic and if you have any answers for our group please feel free to help them with your Great Ideas!!

Here's the link to the Home Page, and it's the Question of the Week on Vitamin D.

Hope you can join us...

Take Care,

Pam (community leader)

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