Weight-bearing exercise is essential for bone health, but high-impact resistance training produces superior bone density gains compared to walking or cycling. A Griffith University study found heavy deadlifts and squats increased lumbar spine bone density by 2.9% in postmenopausal women over 8 months, while aerobic exercise alone showed no significant improvement in the same population.

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