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Strontium citrate, fractures and lack of research

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The European product withdrawn was Strontium Ranelate - I can't find the report right now.

There are still unanswered questions in the studies -
To date they have been conducted on mice or rats with induced osteoporosis, with durations of only a few weeks to months. Is there a difference between induced and natural osteoporosis?What would be the long-term effects in humans?

As @windyshores mentioned, nobody has yet answered the questions as to whether strontium-reinforced bones are less prone to fracture.

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healthmatters | @healthmatters | Sep 8, 2024

Good question. The article I posted earlier mentions that same issue as it relates to which minerals do get deposited with strontium ranelate relative to the other bone minerals needed for strong bone.

I posted the gist of it in my recent comment. But the article may explain it better than I did.

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