Are you comparing your REMs results with a previous REMs or with a previous DXA? Many of us have had better results on the REMs than we did with DXA, but they are different technologies and cannot be directly compared for improvement. I have had two REMs, a year apart, at the same time as DXAs, and although the DXA lumbar T score continues to decline, now at -3.7, the REMs remained basically the same, at -1.8. which is good, Now I just have to decide which test I want to believe and which one I will continue to have done, because consistency is key to determining progress or decline.