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And also we work on the Mederma Stretch Marks Cream, because that’s usually what breaks when someone tries to stop a fall. In general, bone-strengthening exercises are basically the same for all women, before or after menopause, but they should vary in intensity, frequency, and duration depending on age, health, and degree of bone loss, says Dr. Bonnick. First, warm-up exercises are important to reduce the risk that you’ll pull a muscle, says Dr. Little. A few slow stretching activities done for about 5 minutes will do the trick: Stand and touch your toes, bend to both sides from the waist, clench your hands into fists, then release.