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@michaellavacot What do you mean by adequate calcium? I'll start it in a couple of weeks.

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sue417 | @sue417 | Jul 29 12:25pm

@momo03
Hi from my research that person is correct and I've been researching what calcium can prev has a glycinated calcium and it's very gentle on you and it absorbs very well that's going to be my choice whenever I start prolia

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Michael Lavacot | @michaellavacot | 6 days ago

@momo03 - Since Prolia is very effective at stopping your bones from giving up calcium, if you don't get enough calcium in your diet, the calcium in your blood will go low and then you can get all kinds of side effects. I put together a training on Prolia that I recommend you watch. It give some of the ins and out of Prolia based on what I have learned over the last 3 years.

Please note that I am not a licensed medical professional, and the information presented in the video is for general educational purposes only. The content is shared based on my research and understanding as a patient living with osteoporosis. It is essential to consult a qualified healthcare provider for personal medical advice.

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