Comments on: Osteoporosis Is NOT A Disease

By: Beverley

Beverley — Sat, 01 May 2010 14:26:54 +0000

I have been on most all the Osteo drugs since the 1980′s. I have taken Fosomax the longest and now have hardly any jaw bone left. Have had big trouble with a root canal that could not hold a pin. I am lucky I quit taking Fosomax when I did. Then when Forteo was suggested by my Doctor, I reclined after reading the side effects. Your book’s info has been a comfort to me.

By: Florence Iovene

Florence Iovene — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 15:13:25 +0000

Thank you Adam for that information. I went there and it was very enlightening. Actually I saved the site to visit another time.
FLO

By: Maureen

Maureen — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 04:37:25 +0000

I like what I read. Just wondering if the knee joints that have lost their fliud, is there any remedy?

By: Merl

Merl — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 15:34:54 +0000

Only time will tell if BioId hormones are dangerous. The problem is in knowing the exact dosage for each individual; and how the hormones will affect those with breast, uterine and other cancers, in their family histories– this is not an easy, simple one-size fits all deal. As a person ages, their resistance to cancer gets increasingly lower as part of the natural journey toward the inevitable. Cancer is an overgrowth of cells; and cell overgrowth and often cancer can easily be stimulated by any type hormones in the body; even phytoestrogens from soy supplements. Furthermore, there are strong cash incentives for makers of BioId to tout their questionable safety. I worked at NIH for years with many well- known, extremely bright, highly competent, amd not for profit doctors who said BioIds definitely will cause cancer.
Also, many women say they must stop BioId hormones because they makes them feel way too frisky; and they are very uncomfortable; and unable to socially function well due to very strong sexual feelings that are considered inappropriate and even socially taboo for older women in the workplace; and in main stream society due to PC and our puritan neurosis about female sexuality. Only rigorous, long term clinical trials about 10-30 years with large, diverse chorts will begin to show discernable patterns of the effects on BioIds on various individuals.

By: Merl

Merl — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 15:13:42 +0000

Good chiropractors are a gift. However, most doctors are jealous of; threatened by and suspicious of good chiropractors; that is just the nature of many doctors who want all the money coming their way.

By: Merl

Merl — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 15:08:12 +0000

Doctors are bullies. Doctors are intimidating, condenscending, and can be treacherous to downright dangerous. I know because I have worked with and fought with doctors for years. Most doctors are controlled by politics and big money kickbacks; and big perks like island vacations from big pharma; as a result their patients can become pawns. Knowing this, I learned to think for myself and protect myself as much as possible. Always take the advise of doctors with a grain of salt; as the old saying goes. That means, question authority and always, seek and get other opinions. So what if doctors yell at you; and think you are just another crazy, hysterical hypochondriac woman; or even stupid; seek and you shall find the truth as the Bible says.

By: Merl

Merl — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 14:56:38 +0000

Take EZorb, Strontium Citrate, and Rainbow Light. I did and my pain migranes neck and backhaches disappeared within a few months. RL supplements contain no harmful stearates as do 90% of supplements; also research stearates. The extra expense for these is worth it. Best wishes.

By: Merl

Merl — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 14:53:35 +0000

Have you tried EZorb calcium; strontium citrate, plus Rainbow Light multivitamins? My oteoPr and osterarth gave me migranes, lip, leg, and backaches for years; nothing worked. I almost had to retire early. Then, I started taking EZorb, SC, and
RL that contain no hydorgenates, no stearates, or anything else harmful to vital organs; research the danger of stearates in 905 in supplements. I started making my diet more alkaline 3 greens to every serving of protein; minimal sugars, fats, starches, caffene. Results: even with minimal exercise: my pain disappeared and my DEXA improved somewhat; had I exercised more it would have been better. Downside EZorb is expensive; about $500 a year; RL is also rather expesive, SC is reasonable. However, for the pain relief it the expense is worth it. Best wishes.

By: connie

connie — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 05:13:42 +0000

I had the same problems you had til I found out about Boniva Injection. Also called an IV Push:

I got to the clinic every 3 months for the injection. They give me a shot through an IV. The whole thing takes about 2 minutes.

I had my 2nd injection about 2 months ago. So far so good. I hope it continues. My friend also has been taking it for over a year now.

By: connie

connie — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 04:54:17 +0000

I forgot to mention that you should have your vitamin D level checked. (blood test).

It is probably very low. It should be around 40,+. Over 100 is toxic. That’s the best way to get calcium in your bones.

Another good bit of advice is to take the Vitamin D gel caplets if your Vitamin D level is low.
Don’t bother with the calcium in vitamins or the regular tablets.
I tried them for 5 yrs. and they didn’t bring up my D level at all.
Then I started taking 7,000 IU’s of Natures Bounty Vitamin D every day and it brought my level from 22 to 63 in about 3 months.

My blood calcium was fine for years but it wasn’t going to my bones until this summer when I got on the gels.

I take Natures Bounty Vitamin D3 liquid gels. They really work.
They come in 1,000 + 2,000 iu’s.

Just make sure to get a blood Test for your Vitamin D level first. To make sure you need it.