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By: Marlene Boyd

Marlene Boyd — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:28:23 +0000

Hi Vivan,
I am a Professional nurse with many other degrees but I have had several bones broken over the past years but was never diagnosed with osteoporosis and had Bone density test which were fine and then I fell off a cliff and broke my right forearm and right shoulder and hip then told I had osteopenia leading to osteoporsis and on Aldatone,tried the Statin drugs, then Fosamate for about 3 months and my teeth all became loose and dark, and then my left jaw locked over Christmas and NewYears invited to a Doctors home for celebrating New Year but now unable to go and my husband and I stayed home with me drinking through a straw.
I could go on and on but nothing ordered by Dr’s was with out side effects to me.
Now trying Calcium Citrate and Vit D and Zinc amd Magnesium and I Am afraid to do any excersies in case my bone breaks.I had 2 brain Surgeries and left with side effects again,
I really have been searching for some one or some thing also to help me and WOW you are the answer, with out more pills. Can’t wait to get any literature possible and books later as my medicines have taken so much of my Retired Pension now.
Can’t wait to get the funds to order very soon.
GOd Bless You
Marlene {Excuse any mis-spelled words Please}

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By: Sue Stewart

Sue Stewart — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 21:40:00 +0000

I have recently been diagnosed with a ’severe’ case of osteoporosis in my spine. (T score -4.3) The specialist (rhumatologist) strongly suggests that with a score like mine, I would be insane not to take medication. As I research your site for information, I see little reference to T scores or the severity of cases where people choose not to take the medication. Perhaps I am looking in the wrong place. Where can I find info about others with a similar score who have worked with your program rather than choosing bisphosphonates?
Many thanks.

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By: Theresa

Theresa — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 20:29:42 +0000

What really baffles me is: it seems there are
so many women out there young and older who
are suffering from this dipilitating disease
that I am wondering if this disease is caused
by all the poisoned chemicals that are being
incorporated into our food — whether it be
meat, fish, poultry, vegetables, etc.

Should we be getting tested for toxic poisoning? Maybe then, we will know exactly
what is going on in our systems and be able to
find a cure for this terrible crippling disease.

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By: Carol Redmann

Carol Redmann — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 04:05:41 +0000

Five days ago I had a bone density test, and was informed on 1/21 that I have gone from osteopenia to osteoporosis in 10 years. I am 71 y/o, weigh 110#, and try to eat healthy foods, take vitamins, and exercise. The PA ordered fosamax for me to take but I have not started the medication as I once tried it for about 2 months with unpleasant stomach symptoms. I am very interested in a natural effective way to strengthen my bones and stay healthy.

Thank you,
Carol

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By: rodica ionita

rodica ionita — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 04:49:34 +0000

I just want to thank you for all information and encouragement you give to people.
thank you, R

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By: Joyce

Joyce — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 17:02:59 +0000

In 2000 my doctor gave me a prescription for Fosamax because I told him that my mother had been diagnosed with Osteoporosis, my younger brother had had 2 hip replacements and a knee replacement…he said I needed to start this med. I took it for about 3 years, but saw a commercial that women were reported to have jaw pain, etc. because of taking this drug. I had pain that I thought was because of problems with my teeth, so I stopped taking it. Just a year ago , my new doctor asked if I was taking meds for my bones, because of my family history, and I told him why I had stopped taking Fosamax, and he gave me a prescription for Evista. They have the same caution, so as of now, I still haven’t taken them. I decided to search the web for info and found this site with all of the comments, now I am not too sure I will take the Evista. But I know I need to do something.

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By: inehs

inehs — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 00:48:51 +0000

My mum started taking Actonel about 2 years ago. Her overall health has steadily been declining. By accident, I came upon your website and needless to say I was shocked (!) at the ingresients that Actonel had. I told my mum about it who immediately stopped taking the medication-she didn’t even wait to ask her doctor- and instantly felt better. She suffers from osteo and arthritis. She has tried numerous natural calcium supplements, but none seem to work-she feels ill with them. Her diet is not the best although she tries. (My brother passed away recently and we are all feeling the punch.) Thank-you for sharing your knowledge, in gratitude, Sincerely Yours, Inehs.

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By: Shirley Meharry

Shirley Meharry — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 02:34:19 +0000

In November 2007 I was diagnosed with osteoporosis. I was advised to take drugs. I chose not to. December 8, 2009 I again had a dexa scan. My T score for the lumbosacral spine was -3.5, a -4.6% decline in the bone mineral density. My doctor advised me to start taking Boniva. Another doctor recommended Forteo. I was looking up Forteo on the internet and came across your website. I downloaded the free information and ordered the SaveOurBones system. The next day (8-15) i received an email from you about the holiday sale. I called but the person that answered didn’t know if I could get the benefit of the sale price. Thank you for your help in this. I look forward to receiving the information.

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By: Karen

Karen — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 17:54:22 +0000

It is fairly obvious that we all have concerns about bone loss. Why else would we be on this site? The stories I see here are all very nice, but I am a (show me) kind of person. Where are the comments from the people that have actually tried the program and gotten results?

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By: Dyana

Dyana — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 16:09:32 +0000

I was diagnosed with osteoporosis in October 2007. My doctor prescribed 2 types of medication. I can’t remember what they were called but when I arrived home & read the leaflets I found that the side effects include nausea, diarrhoea, and muscle pain – symptoms I didn’t want more of, as I already had them due to ME/CFS and irritable bowel syndrome. So I didn’t take the prescribed drugs at all. On the internet, I came across Vivian’s website and immediately had a very positive “gut feeling” about her. I ordered Save our Bones, and started to follow the health plan Vivian recommends. I also get Sea Calcium, Superfood Nutrition Plus (a multivitamin, and magnesium tablets from Higher Nature, and Strontium from Doctors Best. A vegetarian, I rely on lots of tofu for protein and have whole grains and plenty of green leafy veg, squash and pumpkin, and nuts and seeds. I take a test every three month, wshereby I send a sample off to a lab, they measure the amount of a substance in my urine that indicates levels of bone resorption. Last time I took the test, it indicated that I’m within the Normal limit. The first time I took it, I was well outside the limit.
I’m also very pleased that I have far less pain or painful spasms in my back, and my sleep and energy levels generally are greatly improved.

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