Comments for Save Our Bones http://saveourbones.com Increase your bone density naturally without cost, pills, or pain. The internet's #1 resource for natural osteoporosis treatment. Sat, 04 Feb 2012 05:34:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Six Bone Healthy Nutrients in Every Bite by LynnCS http://saveourbones.com/six-bone-healthy-nutrients-in-every-bite/#comment-30996 LynnCS Sat, 04 Feb 2012 05:34:47 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=10469#comment-30996 Vivian. Maybe you answered this, but I wanted to ask it because I had a bad experience. I wondered if you have any experience eating it raw? I put it in my salad and have had a lot of problems since. Maybe it wasn't the asparagus, but it is the only thing I did differently. Vivian. Maybe you answered this, but I wanted to ask it because I had a bad experience. I wondered if you have any experience eating it raw? I put it in my salad and have had a lot of problems since. Maybe it wasn’t the asparagus, but it is the only thing I did differently.

]]> Comment on Six Bone Healthy Nutrients in Every Bite by Flavia Adams http://saveourbones.com/six-bone-healthy-nutrients-in-every-bite/#comment-30976 Flavia Adams Fri, 03 Feb 2012 13:12:59 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=10469#comment-30976 Your recipe for asparagus surprised me. I avoid using salt in cooking or adding it to food since there is enough salt in prepared foods (bread) to satisfy a daily ration. Why not use lemon juice as that will also retain the green color in the asparagus? Your recipe for asparagus surprised me. I avoid using salt in cooking or adding it to food since there is enough salt in prepared foods (bread) to satisfy a daily ration. Why not use lemon juice as that will also retain the green color in the asparagus?

]]> Comment on Simplecise Report by Leonard Green http://saveourbones.com/simplecise-report/#comment-30970 Leonard Green Fri, 03 Feb 2012 04:28:02 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=1899#comment-30970 Hi Vivian, I used to be an athlet and still do a lot of workouts though I feel more pain. Your recommendations are good. I like walking outside for a long time. It's good idea to wear weights at home but it should be done with many precautions. I wear heavy wellness belt to avoid pressure on a bit crooked backbone. The weight for legs: I have hip tendon sprain and so I can try very small weight. Jogging is also good but on the even mild surface (soft ground,etc). Look at the technics of jogging. Walking is also should be done not on asphalt. Snikers should be special (very soft) So the word IMPACT should be understood properly. Slight jumping on the good surface and with the good snickers is O'K. Dancing is O'K with the same idea but without weight of the whole body on one leg. Ski is O'K. Long standing position is bad. I use sporting belt when I do cooking. By the way for doing all exercises it's necessary to do some preparations: - warm up (running or fast walikng in am ; I do it on the stairs and outside) - and this is very important - stretch exercises for the BACK and other If you have questions, please ask Thank you Leonard Hi Vivian,
I used to be an athlet and still do a lot of workouts though I feel more pain. Your recommendations are good. I like walking outside for a long time. It’s good idea to wear weights at home but it should be done with many precautions. I wear heavy wellness belt to avoid pressure on a bit crooked backbone. The weight for legs: I have hip tendon sprain and so I can try very small weight. Jogging is also good but on the even mild surface (soft ground,etc). Look at the technics of jogging. Walking is also should be done not on asphalt. Snikers should be special (very soft) So the word IMPACT should be understood properly. Slight jumping on the good surface and with the good snickers is O’K. Dancing is O’K with the same idea but without weight of the whole body on one leg. Ski is O’K. Long standing position is bad. I use sporting belt when I do cooking. By the way for doing all exercises it’s necessary to do some preparations:
- warm up (running or fast walikng in am ; I do it on the stairs and outside)
- and this is very important – stretch exercises for the BACK and other
If you have questions, please ask
Thank you
Leonard

]]> Comment on Six Bone Healthy Nutrients in Every Bite by Tania http://saveourbones.com/six-bone-healthy-nutrients-in-every-bite/#comment-30966 Tania Fri, 03 Feb 2012 03:21:41 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=10469#comment-30966 Yummy I am going to try this soup this week-end, sounds delish as well as good for bones. We appreciate you vivian. Thank you. Yummy I am going to try this soup this week-end, sounds delish as well as good for bones. We appreciate you vivian. Thank you.

]]> Comment on Debunking the Milk Myth: Why Milk is Bad for You and Your Bones by Kate Bird http://saveourbones.com/osteoporosis-milk-myth/#comment-30963 Kate Bird Fri, 03 Feb 2012 02:57:04 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4022#comment-30963 Sustained fractured pelvis and ribs in road accident-2011: was prescribed PROLIA: have had (3)injectionns: am not keen to continue!! Have visited your website and heard your video: your formulations resonated with me! Thankyou for your reseach. I am an elder: almost blind: slender purse. HAIKU, from the ZEN tradition is my spiritual discipline: it requires me to formulate, condense and convey, the quintessential nature of my experiences into no more than seventeen syllables. For my bones sake, would you email me just the 'quintessentials' you deem necessary, to rid the organism of PROLIA and re-start a formerly healthy immune system? most cordially, KPB. system to findings? Sustained fractured pelvis and ribs in road accident-2011:
was prescribed PROLIA:
have had (3)injectionns: am not keen to continue!!
Have visited your website and heard your video:
your formulations resonated with me!
Thankyou for your reseach.

I am an elder: almost blind: slender purse.

HAIKU, from the ZEN tradition is my spiritual discipline:
it requires me to formulate, condense and convey, the quintessential nature of my experiences into no more than seventeen syllables.

For my bones sake, would you email me just the ‘quintessentials’ you deem necessary, to rid the organism of PROLIA and re-start a formerly healthy immune system?

most cordially,
KPB.

system to
findings?

]]> Comment on Debunking the Milk Myth: Why Milk is Bad for You and Your Bones by idkwhattoputhere http://saveourbones.com/osteoporosis-milk-myth/#comment-30962 idkwhattoputhere Fri, 03 Feb 2012 02:20:37 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4022#comment-30962 I think what he means by 99% gorilla is that our DNA is 99% similar to that of a gorilla's DNA (human genome project I believe). Obviously there are a ton of differences between the two species so this comment makes little to no sense. I think they also found that our DNA is 95% similar to that of a banana's DNA as well. I think what he means by 99% gorilla is that our DNA is 99% similar to that of a gorilla’s DNA (human genome project I believe). Obviously there are a ton of differences between the two species so this comment makes little to no sense. I think they also found that our DNA is 95% similar to that of a banana’s DNA as well.

]]> Comment on Vivian Answers Day #17: Cell Regeneration, Boniva, Magnesium Overdose, Calcium Absorption, Best Water, and More! by linda http://saveourbones.com/vivian-answers-day-17/#comment-30960 linda Fri, 03 Feb 2012 01:16:35 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=10286#comment-30960 I'm interested in knowing what supplement you bought. thank you. I’m interested in knowing what supplement you bought. thank you.

]]> Comment on Vitamin K: Your Osteoporosis Knight in Shining Armor by antoinette kreutzer http://saveourbones.com/vitamin-k-osteoporosis/#comment-30953 antoinette kreutzer Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:54:09 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=3941#comment-30953 What about the sugar in fruit and dried fruit as raisins and dates?Surfing on the internet you find many lists with alcalic and acid food.They differ from each other in an very extremely way.Very confusing. What about the sugar in fruit and dried fruit as raisins and dates?Surfing on the internet you find many lists with alcalic and acid food.They differ from each other in an very extremely way.Very confusing.

]]> Comment on Six Bone Healthy Nutrients in Every Bite by mary Deacon http://saveourbones.com/six-bone-healthy-nutrients-in-every-bite/#comment-30933 mary Deacon Thu, 02 Feb 2012 06:58:40 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=10469#comment-30933 Would canned asparagus be alright to use? Would canned asparagus be alright to use?

]]> Comment on Vivian Answers Day #18: Vitamin B12, Wheatgrass Juice, Tap Dancing, Stair Climbing, Loss of Height and Osteoporosis, Bone Healthy Frozen Yogurt, Yoga and More! by Daniel Bartsch http://saveourbones.com/vivian-answers-day-18/#comment-30921 Daniel Bartsch Thu, 02 Feb 2012 02:25:59 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=10319#comment-30921 hi Vivian, I'm wondering if you could check out ZyCal's "bone protein" products that are supposed to reverse osteoporosis. www.zycalbio.com. Mom and I both have osteoporosis (I'm a 34 year old male, she is 64). I'm a little suspicious of something so 'high tech' -- it sounds a bit like the latest version of snake oil. But if it will really help...? Thanks in advance (and for having such a helpful web site). hi Vivian, I’m wondering if you could check out ZyCal’s “bone protein” products that are supposed to reverse osteoporosis. http://www.zycalbio.com.
Mom and I both have osteoporosis (I’m a 34 year old male, she is 64). I’m a little suspicious of something so ‘high tech’ — it sounds a bit like the latest version of snake oil. But if it will really help…? Thanks in advance (and for having such a helpful web site).

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