← Return to Fortibone for Osteoporosis

Discussion
ninthsib avatar

Fortibone for Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: 1 day ago | Replies (170)

Comment receiving replies
Profile picture for littledodge @littledodge

@joyboudreau Which calcium supplement are you taking that has a patented delivery formula to prevent crystallization and up to 10x absorption? I would be very interested in using that. Do you take anything else besides that, like collagen with fortibone or verisol? I keep hearing about these for osteoporosis.

Jump to this post


Replies to "@joyboudreau Which calcium supplement are you taking that has a patented delivery formula to prevent crystallization..."

@littledodge Sorry for the slow response - desk time has been bumped this last week. 🙁

Vitality Calcium Complete is the name.
https://www.melaleuca.com/productstore/supplements/calcium-complete
I shop at this wellness manufacturer (have for 34 years); their intense honesty is what has caused me to be so skeptical of supplements because their R&D has found and shared a lot of disappointing stuff:Mislabeled amounts, ingredients, effectiveness

They own the two patents on the "fix" for minerals crystalizing in the small intestines. Not remembering what I wrote and not taking time to look 🙁 - I have seen this company throw away millions of dollars worth of supplements after that discovery of a problem that ALL major supplement companies had at the time it was discovered. (short of a long story)

So my collagen is from them also - another trust issue. They manufacture a collagen that triggers the body to make its own. The lead product spokesman said they found that they found most collagens on the market were like "throwing spaghetti to a wall and hoping it sticks."

The best of my research is that fortibone is a marketing term for a developed collagen peptide - and I am trusting that my collagen peptide is doing its job. Same with verisol, which is formulated for skin, hair, etc - not bones.

I use the K2/D3 from this manufacturer as well.

I will watch better in case you have other questions. I am 79 and wish I my mother had had a DEXA. She had some hard falls in her 90s and never broke anything (one time breaking a train case!). I am a healthier cookie cooker version of her...so the DEXA motivated me to take better care than I was, but I'm also losing faith in its accuracy. I fell off a ladder in 2023 with a heavy box in my arms that I refused to let go of (antique inside) and did break my hip - but a clean cut that only needed pinning. If this DEXA is correct - my hip should have shattered. IMO