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Osteoporosis meds: How do they work?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Jan 2 11:41am | Replies (259)
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@jakedduck1

@parrotqueen
Thank you for the olive oil tip. I take two potassium citrate pills for kidney stones and they are fairly large and uncoated. Although I usually just got them down with my other 16 pills I’m going to try your suggestion.
Thanks again.
Jake

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parrotqueen | @parrotqueen | Feb 26, 2020

If you have kidney stones, you need to be taking Vitamin K2 (mk4, mk7). Vitamin K2 keeps calcium from going to your kidneys or your arteries - it sends calcium straight to the bones. Here is something you should probably read - I've been allowed to post this in the past, but if it gets taken down, Google Chris Masterjohn The Ultimate Vitamin K2 Resource. https://chrismasterjohnphd.com/blog/2016/12/09/the-ultimate-vitamin-k2-resource

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