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My Mother reversed osteoporosis in her late 70s. There is no reason to live with osteoporosis. Reverse it !!!!!!.

@@herbbowler2461 how?

@@selma5885 Quit what causes it. Animal protein!!!

Yes, K2 helps because it helps the calcium stick to the bones as a binder. Many people aren’t aware of this, so be sure to check with your doctors.

Unasked for advise. Herb Everyone is different and have different reasons for having osteoporosis. Mine was celiac disease along w diabetes Osteoporosis cannot just be reversed , am told by several experts

What brand is that walker. Mine is too clunky

@@susanedghill6597 Experts are some of the worst liars that exist. If you want the truth. Ask healthy people. Not people that call themselves experts.

Herb - My mother had terrible osteoporosis. The last fracture was in two areas of her femur. The doc said no more because he couldn’t place pins or plates in her again. She was that bad. She was the poster child of it. No calcium growing up. Slight, Caucasian, 100 pounds, smoker, drinker, not much exercise, bad diet. If you catch it very, very early, ( this is called osteopenia) you might be able to reverse it. Perhaps that is what your mom had. As a rule no. There is also a risk of it being hereditary. Milk and calcium products are necessary to keep bones healthy, along with vitamin D. There now also medications like Fosamax and Prolia to help it from getting worse. I worked for the same rheumatologist for 31 years so I know what I’m talking about. I’m glad your mom was able to turn around.

@@susanedghill6597 Yes, that’s true, unless you have osteopenia, which is the forerunner to full blown osteoporosis. If you have osteopenia, there are also meds that can help. You need to catch it fairly quickly.

Apparently calcium and strontium shouldn’t be taken at the same time. I take them separately.

Please continue to check with your doctor. It can be a very bad disease. I think you should continue to pray. Also, God made some people to become doctors. You can also get a second opinion. Best to you on that.

@@jacquelyngravina1169 i went to the doctor they give actonel and fosomax and both give me bad side effects so now I am trying to eat healthy and exercise and take calcium and vitamin D but I am always concerned if I am doing the right thing cause the medication the doctor give me give me bad side effect a one time I couldn't walk for a month cause of the medication so I just praying to God if you have any advice you can give Me i will appreciate thanks

@@nelidaortiz2725 Sometimes, Nelida, you might have to go through several medications before you find one that helps. Unfortunately for osteoporosis there are no a lot of options. Prolia and Reclast are injections given by your doctor. Prolia is given every six months and Reclast every 1-2 years depending on the patient. These are usually for people after menopause. Make sure you take your calcium and vitamin D if okayed by your doc. Best to you. 🙂

@@jacquelyngravina1169 i know i tried actonel and fosomax and afraid of the injection cause I see a bad sides effect on others but I know i have to do something right now I'm just don't know what but I know i have to thank you so much

@@nelidaortiz2725 Your welcome. Everything has potential side effects. I guess you have to weigh that against getting severe osteoporosis. It is not a good thing. My mother had it very bad and she had many plates and pins used to keep her bones together. Mostly her legs and an arm. Also broke her hip. Stay safe and healthy. 🙂