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Anyone had experience with OsteoStrong, who is not a franchisee?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Nov 14 12:58pm | Replies (419)
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@riva

no long term commitment but oesteostrong told me if i use their machines my bone would deteriorate again .. seems like a lot of money but provable with a try i think ….

But i’m wondering if it is safe for some one with severe oesteoporosis after having chemotherapy 7 years ago & being put on 6 monthly prolia injections which make my bones more brittle i think ??

any advice ?

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lynn59 | @lynn59 | Jun 22 6:27am

I’m personally wary of their claims. I feel it’s very aggressive marketing without research to back it. They don’t always have qualified people watching over your form either, so it is possible you can get hurt. I don’t know what your T-score is, but if you do decide to try it, please make sure you breathe, tighten your core, and insist you have a qualified person paying attention to your form. You could consider hiring a personal trainer instead:)

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