…If you have the Osteoporosis Reversal Program, you know that in it I explain that Omega-3 fatty acids increase calcium and Vitamin D absorption and prevent excessive bone turnover, thus…
Read More
Introducing The Bone-Healthy Hot Dog
…much sodium is detrimental to your bones, not only because it inhibits calcium absorption, but also because excessive sodium taxes your kidneys and liver. In fact, all of these toxins…
Read More
10 Powerful Ways To Conquer Bone-Damaging Stress
…remain elevated, leaving other systems shortchanged for the energy, resources and attention they need. Cortisol is known to steal potassium from bone cells and reduce intestinal absorption of calcium.1 Plus,…
Read More
Weekend Challenge: Hip Mobility Improver Plus
…as scoliosis. Osteoarthritis in the low back (lumbar vertebrae) and rheumatoid arthritis can also aggravate the trochanteric bursa. Calcium deposits and bony growths (such as spurs) can develop in the…
Read More
Is Osteoporosis In Your Blood?
…calcium out of its main storage place – the bones – in order to correct that imbalance. So it will not surprise you that researchers have not been able to…
Read More
How Much Vitamin C Should You Take For Your Bones?
It may not be a coincidence that its name begins with the same letter as calcium. A study on this crucial vitamin, typically recognized as an immune system builder and…
Read More
Are Kidney Beans Bone-Healthy?
…– Phosphorus is one of the building blocks of bone. Calcium-phosphate salt (hydroxyapatite) is one of the primary structural components of bone. Manganese 1 cup contains 33% of DRI –…
Read More
Stop Bad Digestion And Poor Nutrient Absorption With These 3 Easy Tricks
Savers already know the importance of eating Foundation Foods that are rich in bone-nourishing nutrients like calcium, zinc, magnesium, Vitamin C, to mention a few. But if you’re not absorbing…
Read More
Confirmed By Science: Flavonoids In Tea Lower The Risk Of Fracture
…to compensate for the lowered pH, the powerfully alkalizing mineral, calcium, is released from bones into the bloodstream and is eventually excreted via the urine. Some people enjoy adding milk…
Read More
Oops! FDA Admits Huge Osteoporosis Drug Mistake
…in the bodies of mammals, birds, and fish. In its natural form, calcitonin works synergistically with parathyroid hormone to help regulate blood calcium levels. But the mechanism of action of…