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I would like to know if Dr. Simpson read the research on the device - its posted on the website. I find it amusing that a chiropractor (a profession scoffed at by many scientists, medical doctors, nutritionists, and other health providers) would be so cavalier.
In any case, I agree that Caveat Emptor should be the guiding principal for most sizable purchases. I built my own version of the Osteoboost for about $40.00 with a peanut shaped vibrating massager (https://natracure.com/collections/back-chest/products/peanut-vibrating-massage-roller) afixed to a neoprene belt (designed to hold a hot-cold pack) that I happened to have. I'm really interested to see my next bone scan results, but it will be at least another 6 months before I have one done.
Enjoy the day.
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@elisny Cool about your make-your-own hip level body-vibration. I also do my own version using my whole body vibration machine and doing "boat pose" on it for 10 mins. No way can I hold even a modified version of this for a full 30 mins. This position on the WBV machine is also described in the literature that came with it.
I try to lean back more in my boat pose to put more of my weight higher than the normal sitting bones.
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@elisny She says she has, but who really knows? I understand the irony.