BETTERVIEW

Certainly this is no surprise.  Osteoporosis drugs have many problematic and even life threatening side effects. They also require many lifestyle adjustments that after time many people, both men and women, find difficult.  Additionally many are fluoride based which causes the reduction or even ending of the function of osteoclast cells in your body.  Many severe fractures and jaw bone problems are linked to this drug function. There are more natural things you can do to protect bone health.  And there are many natural approaches to keeping them strong and healthy. Walking and weight bearing exercise are great!  Learn Tai Chi. Look into Lymphology at IAL. A healthy diet and the right supplements are great! (Just don't be taking so much calcium.  Generally doctors tell you to take about twice what you need and the wrong type - carbonate). Get hydrated! Cut down on exposure to EMF and fluoride as well as other environmental toxins (the DEXA test is one of th...

From Susan Brown, PhD Answering the question “how big is the bang from osteoporosis drugs?” can be quite challenging. One reason is that the statistical calculations are complex and highly manipulated making them difficult to understand. Another is that the subjects included in the drug studies are generally highly-selected and may not represent “real-world” populations. Recently scientists took an important step to help us separate hype from reality in regard to the benefits of bone drugs. Researchers asked if “real-world” patients taking bone drugs received the same fracture-reduction benefits seen in the clinical trials. After analysis of hundreds of studies, they found that highly compliant, “real world” patients on osteoporosis drugs experienced a 21% reduction in all clinical fractures. This compares to the 24% overall clinical fracture reduction experienced by subjects in osteoporosis drug clinical trials. What a different messages than we often hear  — such as how bone drug...