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After bisphosphonates then what

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Apr 24 12:39am | Replies (21)

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@windyshores

@gently thanks for this- always learning!

"The reductive effect of prior bisphosphonate use (and vitamin D use) are said to equalize to normal response within a year (observed, not proven)."

I am also concerned about the blockage of the SOST pathway and functions of sclerostin throughout the body, including CNS. After Tymlos I have done 4 months and am stopping. That was sort of a compromise plan: to get the burst of bone growth at the beginning of Evenity with minimal time suppressing sclerostin. I hope they are doing more research on suppression of sclerostin in the body.

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Replies to "@gently thanks for this- always learning! "The reductive effect of prior bisphosphonate use (and vitamin D..."

windyshores, it's a little off topic but a reminder of how complex things are. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10477312/

There is new study that I no longer have access to that had the same results in mice, but the mice brains were injected with sclerostin. So you have to wonder if the injecting causes some disturbance.
(Will we all be taking Evenity to slow alzheimer's? someday)