Re: Successful Treatment of Osteoporosis

[Guest guest]

The book PREVENTING AND REVERSING OSTEOPOROSIS by Dr. Alan Gaby has a lot of

good information on the vitamins and minerals needed for bone health.

Take care,

rheumatic Successful Treatment of Osteoporosis

> I don't " talk " much but I wanted to ask if anyone has successfully

> treated their osteoporosis. I've been diagnosed with it and have

> been looking around for alternatives to the drugs. One product which

> looked interesting but expensive is OsteOrganiCAL, which combines D3

> and a marine source of calcium. Has anyone used it? I use natural

> progesterone and :-) Minocin (What great news that it might reduce

> bone loss!) 200 mg/day. Thanks, Doggone

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Doggone,

I went through a very trying time with wasting syndrome, bone

problems, etc. This very well is caused or contributed to by

inability to absorb vitamins and minerals thru the gut. When that

happens, the parathyroid gland (in the absence of boron, etc.) is

unable to mineralize our bones.

An article on Osteoporosis and another " Boron & Arthritis " from the

following site educated me several years ago.

I strongly recommend you read them. Go to these sites for these and

many important articles:

http://www.arthritistrust.org/resources/topics.htm

http://www.arthritistrust.org/links/index.htm

Last year, my physician had me do a bone density test. I was amazed

when the machine showed my bones in the high range of normal -- and I

have a bunch of years on those bones.

bg

> I don't " talk " much but I wanted to ask if anyone has successfully

> treated their osteoporosis. I've been diagnosed with it and have

> been looking around for alternatives to the drugs. One product

which

> looked interesting but expensive is OsteOrganiCAL, which combines

D3

> and a marine source of calcium. Has anyone used it? I use natural

> progesterone and :-) Minocin (What great news that it might reduce

> bone loss!) 200 mg/day. Thanks, Doggone