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@ceciliamarypatriciafrancis Reclast is an anti-resorptive which means it reduces bone turnover, which leads to denser bone. If taken too long, that means the bone is denser but of lower quality, since new bone is not being made. It coats the bones after Tymlos or Forteo (or Evenity) locking in the gains from those meds.

Reclast does NOT contain chemo. It is use to prevent bone loss during hormonal breast cancer treatment, and is thought to also have preventative qualities against metastasis to bones.

@ans I have been gluten and dairy free for decades. It does help with inflammation. However, my simplistic view of causes of osteoporosis for many of us (barring steroid use, or parathyroid issues) is loss of estrogen at menopause and living much longer than people used to 100 years ago!

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@windyshores- Absolutely agree !! As it’s at that time in our life that many lose up to 20% of their bone density. As women APPROACH menopause that would be the time to
1- get a base line DEXA for comparison layer as needed
2- explore the potential for some hormone treatment , based on your individual history

windyshores,
I have been a vegetarian for 39 years. I’m now experimenting with being Gluten and dairy free.
My friend was just visiting from Chicago where she is a nutritionist. She hasn’t consumed dairy or gluten for many years. While she was here - in a city known for food - we had several dinners out together. Observing her ordering meals was disheartening and encouraging at the same time.