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In a message dated 6/28/2003 8:54:29 AM Eastern Standard Time,

yahoodave@... writes:

> Of all

> my tests, I passed my dexascan with flying colors and my calcium

> supplementation had been less than stellar.

>

For some reason men are less likely to have a bone problem.

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An interesting aside to the whole bone density thang........if you're a guy,

testosterone supplementation not only zips up your social life, it makes

your bones more dense. Also, weight-bearing exercise helps a lot. Of all

my tests, I passed my dexascan with flying colors and my calcium

supplementation had been less than stellar.

Just my $.02

in Austin

RNY April 1998

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Well, I am mildly osteopenic ( T = -1.0) for my spine. Hips and

wrist OK. I do weight-bearing exercise (quite a bit), and I take

about 2000 mg of Calcium (as citrate) + more than 1200 mg Vit D

daily. Will re-(DEXA)scan later this year to see if things have

improved.

--Steve (age 63)

At 8:55 AM -0400 6/28/03, fbayuk@... wrote:

>For some reason men are less likely to have a bone problem.

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