Sep 21, 2026 · 43 min · 11 segments
Send us Fan Mail We often think about osteoporosis as something that happens later in life—but Professor Belinda Beck is here to remind us that bone…
Belinda BeckGuestMegHostJulesHostHey Jules.
Hey Meg, how are you? I'm really good, how are you? Really good, very excited to have Professor Belinda Beck on our show today.
Yeah, talk all things bones today.
We're usually muscles and muscles, more muscles.
But according to Belinda, it is the most important component of our body.
Yeah, the foundations, it's all about the bone building.
Yeah, literal building blocks.
Yes, they
are.
So she was so great.
We got so much information out of Belinda.
The first session we kind of cover is what makes up bones, how to keep them healthy, difference between osteopenia and osteoporosis.
And like the everyday things that you can do.
Yes.
It gives you a really good, broad overview of what phones need and how we can
help them out.
And how to look after them.
Hey Jules.
Hey Meg, how are you? I'm really good, how are you? Really good, very excited to have Professor Belinda Beck on our show today.
Yeah, talk all things bones today.
We're usually muscles and muscles, more muscles.
But according to Belinda, it is the most important component of our body.
Yeah, the foundations, it's all about the bone building.
Yeah, literal building blocks.
Yes, they
are.
So she was so great.
We got so much information out of Belinda.
The first session we kind of cover is what makes up bones, how to keep them healthy, difference between osteopenia and osteoporosis.
And like the everyday things that you can do.
Yes.
It gives you a really good, broad overview of what phones need and how we can
help them out.
And how to look after them.
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