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Forteo vs. Tymlos: Which did you choose?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: 53 minutes ago | Replies (622)

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For those of your taking Calcium, Magnesium and DS-3, please add Vitamin K2 (MK7form) to your list of supplements. "For Healthy Bones. Research has shown that Vitamin K2 is one of the most important nutrients for long-term bone health and that it is even more important than calcium. K2 is needed to help calcium and other minerals bind into the bone matrix to strengthen bones (and not to stay in soft tissue where it can cause calcification in the wrong places). In fact, studies have shown that Vitamin K is effective at not just stopping bone loss in people with osteoporosis but potentially reversing it as well."

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Thank you for mentioning the k2. I have been reading about osteoporosis and have had consults with Dx, and hadn’t heard about it.

It makes me wonder if there is an optimal combination and timing (daily) to maximize benefits of the supplements. Calcium, magnesium, now k2 ... do they work best staggered, etc.? There is slow release calcium, citrate calcium. Now I see magnesium and calcium can negatively interact?

I’m about to start Tymlos and want to get the best benefit I can. Any help would be appreciated. @kanaazpereira