Comments on: Your Weight Affects Your Bones: True or False? http://saveourbones.com/does-weight-affect-osteoporosis/ Increase your bone density naturally without cost, pills, or pain. The internet's #1 resource for natural osteoporosis treatment. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 01:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Yeti Bubbles - Bubble Shooter http://saveourbones.com/does-weight-affect-osteoporosis/#comment-30507 Yeti Bubbles - Bubble Shooter Wed, 25 Jan 2012 22:32:00 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=6057#comment-30507 I enjoyed reading this. If you like, please visit my web-site. I enjoyed reading this. If you like, please visit my web-site.

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]]> By: Connie http://saveourbones.com/does-weight-affect-osteoporosis/#comment-26053 Connie Fri, 29 Jul 2011 15:13:48 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=6057#comment-26053 A part of my profession is being a Bone Densitomery Tech. I do perform DEXA examinations on patients once week. At first I thought that women who are overweight would really have good bone density. A lot of them are, but I have done some women who are overweight that does have osteopenia or even borderline osteoporosis. Your articles really are an eye opening on on this side of health issue. We thank you very much sharing all this informatio to us. Connie A part of my profession is being a Bone Densitomery Tech. I do perform DEXA examinations on patients once week. At first I thought that women who are overweight would really have good bone density. A lot of them are, but I have done some women who are overweight that does have osteopenia or even borderline osteoporosis.

Your articles really are an eye opening on on this side of health issue. We thank you very much sharing all this informatio to us.

Connie

]]> By: crystal http://saveourbones.com/does-weight-affect-osteoporosis/#comment-24381 crystal Sat, 21 May 2011 14:41:39 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=6057#comment-24381 I'm wondering about a connection between osteoporosis and osteo arthritis. Can cartilage be restored as well as bone? I’m wondering about a connection between osteoporosis and osteo arthritis. Can cartilage be restored as well as bone?

]]> By: Sherry http://saveourbones.com/does-weight-affect-osteoporosis/#comment-21757 Sherry Fri, 04 Feb 2011 16:33:24 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=6057#comment-21757 Before anyone takes this new drug, I would think you would want to research it first. If it were not that which interferes with normal functioning of the body in some way, it would be called a food, not a drug. Frankly I would not come near anything called a drug, period! Before anyone takes this new drug, I would think you would want to research it first. If it were not that which interferes with normal functioning of the body in some way, it would be called a food, not a drug. Frankly I would not come near anything called a drug, period!

]]> By: diana wessels http://saveourbones.com/does-weight-affect-osteoporosis/#comment-20085 diana wessels Tue, 30 Nov 2010 01:41:42 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=6057#comment-20085 Your research is encouraging for me as I've felt alone in my decision to stop taking a drug for osteoporosis. One other lady in my low impact aerobics class has also stopped taking any drug. The two of us have been supporting each other, nearly everyone else takes a drug. I'm glad to hear that your program is not only effective for bone building but also helps in lowering cholesterol, another problem of mine, and again I have stopped taking the statin. My doctor agreed that I should stop taking it to improve my quality of life. It really has, but I do worry about cholesterol. My husband and I have really improved our meals with more vegetables and fruit and less meat. I have lost 10 pounds and he has lost weight too. It wasn't difficult because of the way we eat now. Your research is encouraging for me as I’ve felt alone in my decision to stop taking a drug for osteoporosis. One other lady in my low impact aerobics class has also stopped taking any drug. The two of us have been supporting each other, nearly everyone else takes a drug.

I’m glad to hear that your program is not only effective for bone building but also helps in lowering cholesterol, another problem of mine, and again I have stopped taking the statin. My doctor agreed that I should stop taking it to improve my quality of life. It really has, but I do worry about cholesterol.

My husband and I have really improved our meals with more vegetables and fruit and less meat. I have lost 10 pounds and he has lost weight too. It wasn’t difficult because of the way we eat now.

]]> By: Dee Doherty http://saveourbones.com/does-weight-affect-osteoporosis/#comment-17630 Dee Doherty Sat, 28 Aug 2010 04:05:07 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=6057#comment-17630 I have an enlarged thyroid with nodules and am taking Vitamin D & calcium. As of now I quit taking Fosomax. Please tell me more about how the brain could have a major stroke from the meds. My Bone Density test came back -3.1 and I'm only 58 years old. Thanks! Dee Doherty I have an enlarged thyroid with nodules and am taking Vitamin D & calcium. As of now I quit taking Fosomax. Please tell me more about how the brain could have a major stroke from the meds. My Bone Density test came back -3.1 and I’m only 58 years old. Thanks! Dee Doherty

]]> By: Alex http://saveourbones.com/does-weight-affect-osteoporosis/#comment-10108 Alex Thu, 15 Jul 2010 17:21:08 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=6057#comment-10108 Thanks for reviewing this drug Vivian. Thanks for reviewing this drug Vivian.

]]> By: Rosemary Lambert http://saveourbones.com/does-weight-affect-osteoporosis/#comment-9752 Rosemary Lambert Tue, 29 Jun 2010 14:33:51 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=6057#comment-9752 Question about Vit D from someone with -3.5 bone scan. I was taking a form of VitD after my bone scan for 6 months in liquid form from Biotics Research Corp. It is called Bio-D-Mulsion Forte. One drop a day gave me 2000 IU. My Vit D count was up to 89, which the Doctor thought good, but I have a slight swelling in in left thyroid, and at the same time was taking that same company's iodine supplement. I was wondering if any of these could have caused this problem. I also try to take some of their bone building "Osteo-B II calcium-magnesium (300mg each) if you can get 6 pills down. I end up with head aches from just one pill, as well as trying tons of other calcium combinations I have gotten from the health food store. All gave headaches. My chiropracter suggested adding liquid magnesium to the mix, and I also take some of their multi vitamins, but only 2 capsules of those rather then the reccomended 6, as the chiropracter muscle tested me for this many. Is muscle testing effective at all? Why the head-aches from so many foods and supplements? Bananas taste great , but again I get these awful head and neck aches from so many foods. Does anybody else have this? I have so many food allergies, its hard to follow any diet, but I'm trying to take small steps toward more alkali foods. It's very difficult to change. Vivian, it would help to show some sample meals , so I could get an idea how to eat. I'm afraid of fainting without my brown rice cereal with honey in the morning which I eat with a few raisens, walnuts, and a lot of cinnamin and ginger thrown on. I skipped putting milk in. Before I eat that, I eat a half grapefruit, and try to take the calcium and muti-vitamin with it. Do you see anything wrong with this? It's just so hard with all the food allergies! I try to walk about 5 miles a week and have added 1 lb. arm weights. Anybody have some helpful comments they can e- mail me at roseinthewoods@gmail.com THANKS! Question about Vit D from someone with -3.5 bone scan. I was taking a form of VitD after my bone scan for 6 months in liquid form from Biotics Research Corp. It is called Bio-D-Mulsion Forte. One drop a day gave me 2000 IU. My Vit D count was up to 89, which the Doctor thought good, but I have a slight swelling in in left thyroid, and at the same time was taking that same company’s iodine supplement. I was wondering if any of these could have caused this problem.
I also try to take some of their bone building “Osteo-B II calcium-magnesium (300mg each) if you can get 6 pills down. I end up with head aches from just one pill, as well as trying tons of other calcium combinations I have gotten from the health food store. All gave headaches. My chiropracter suggested adding liquid magnesium to the mix, and I also take some of their multi vitamins, but only 2 capsules of those rather then the reccomended 6, as the chiropracter muscle tested me for this many.
Is muscle testing effective at all? Why the head-aches from so many foods and supplements? Bananas taste great , but again I get these awful head and neck aches from so many foods. Does anybody else have this?
I have so many food allergies, its hard to follow any diet, but I’m trying to take small steps toward more alkali foods. It’s very difficult to change.
Vivian, it would help to show some sample meals , so I could get an idea how to eat. I’m afraid of fainting without my brown rice cereal with honey in the morning which I eat with a few raisens, walnuts, and a lot of cinnamin and ginger thrown on. I skipped putting milk in. Before I eat that, I eat a half grapefruit, and try to take the calcium and muti-vitamin with it. Do you see anything wrong with this? It’s just so hard with all the food allergies!
I try to walk about 5 miles a week and have added 1 lb. arm weights.
Anybody have some helpful comments they can e- mail me at roseinthewoods@gmail.com
THANKS!

]]> By: Vivian Goldschmidt, MA http://saveourbones.com/does-weight-affect-osteoporosis/#comment-9725 Vivian Goldschmidt, MA Sun, 27 Jun 2010 02:05:58 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=6057#comment-9725 Don't worry about the padding. Your bones are "smart" and when you walk, they'll "sense" that they must carry you upright. Don’t worry about the padding. Your bones are “smart” and when you walk, they’ll “sense” that they must carry you upright.

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