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Anyone had experience with OsteoStrong, who is not a franchisee?
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Nov 14 12:58pm | Replies (419)Comment receiving replies
I have pretty bad osteoporosis and have been taken OTC supplements for a year. I stopped pilates (aggravated deteriorating spine), PT didn't help the back, now back at the gym, walking on treadmill, doing simple core exercises, lifting weights. I will pay out of pocket for a dexa scan to see if any of this has improved my results from last year.
I have been reading about osteostrong - I see suits, and wonder why it is not FDA investigated or approved. Does anybody know?
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Hi @tash, I used to do Pilates but stopped. Dr. Loren Fishman has a yoga program that improves bone density. It's called 12 Poses vs Osteoporosis and has three variations - for osteoporosis, osteopenia, and the regular poses. Algaecal also broke them ou and posted each version separately. I like Dr. Fishman's version because it's quick - about 15 minutes. You can Find it on YouTube. I started with the osteoporosis version, now am doing the regular poses. I also walk about 40 minutes most days. Take care.
Thank you for the feedback. I am taking a look at Dr Loren Fishman's yoga programs now!
Hello @tash and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. It is great to hear that you keep adapting to what you can do physically!
In order to more quickly connect you with other members who are sharing on this same topic, you will notice that I have moved your post into an existing discussion that you can find here:
- Anyone had experience with OsteoStrong, who is not a franchisee?: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/osteostrong/
Members such as @izzie68 @der have been part of this discussion and I also see members @sheilad1 and @tsc have joined you as well.
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I hurt my knee pretty bad with one of the machines. There are reports of compression fractures as well with that same machine. And a law suit or maybe a few about that.