What helps improve osteoporosis without medication?

Posted by imatine @imatine, Dec 4, 2020

Hello, did anyone here try to heal from osteoporosis away from all the prescribed medications we all know of? Did you try following a specific diet? Excercise? Meditation, etc. ? Thank you

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@etartaglione

what was the Brand name of that Collagen if you do not mind
I have a very serious T-12 fracture and osteoporosis I am always in pain but I have been taking Neocell Collogin in do not know the difference good luck with the bone strenthig

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The Brand of Collagen I use is Native Path. I researched several collagen brands and found this one to be the most based in science. The website is very helpful for getting you started. I hope you have success with it! It is really helping me.

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@mabbs24

The Brand of Collagen I use is Native Path. I researched several collagen brands and found this one to be the most based in science. The website is very helpful for getting you started. I hope you have success with it! It is really helping me.

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thank you very much i will try it
thanks for the responce 👍👍

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@sheilad1

I've seen 5 osteoporosis specialists. You can't stop prolia. You must take something else or your bone density can plummet. My friend stopped to do dental work. She went from mild osteoporosis to severe osteoporosis. She's currently having blood and urine tests to asses what meds she needs to be on.

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Yikes. I told my primary care doctor I was stopping Prolia and he didn’t say anything. What type of specialist knows about osteoporosis? I think I should talk to a doctor that knows about osteoporosis because apparently my primary care doc doesn’t.

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@username26

Yikes. I told my primary care doctor I was stopping Prolia and he didn’t say anything. What type of specialist knows about osteoporosis? I think I should talk to a doctor that knows about osteoporosis because apparently my primary care doc doesn’t.

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Only endocrinologists and rheumatologists are trained and frankly only the young ones as it’s not been an issue for too long. Primaries and gynecologists are giving out very bad information. Some not what they’re talking about but many do not.

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@mabbs24

The Brand of Collagen I use is Native Path. I researched several collagen brands and found this one to be the most based in science. The website is very helpful for getting you started. I hope you have success with it! It is really helping me.

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Thank you! I too was looking forward to the brand name of Collagen so thanks for your post. Kolika

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@username26

Yikes. I told my primary care doctor I was stopping Prolia and he didn’t say anything. What type of specialist knows about osteoporosis? I think I should talk to a doctor that knows about osteoporosis because apparently my primary care doc doesn’t.

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Make sure that you find a physician who has an active practice of patients with osteoporosis. I went with an endocrinologist because I like that they understand whole systems of the body. Not that other physicians don't understand the body, but so many medicines affect thyroid and other endocrine systems so I figure that a good endocrinologist has a better Big Picture understanding of how the whole thing works.

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@kathleen1314

The title of this posting is "Healing osteoporosis without medication"

The poster is asking: "Hello, did anyone here try to heal from osteoporosis away from all the prescribed medications we all know of? Did you try following a specific diet? Excercise? Meditation, etc."

Interestingly, most of the answers which I see relate to Big Pharma medications and I do not see any numbers, dxa or bone measures to show any "Healing" of osteoporosis without medication or with medications.

Hate to repeat but here are my numbers again with only the intervention of supplements, including strontium citrate, and bioidentical hormones.

My numbers began at:
2004 Femoral Neck -2.8

In 2019 my numbers were:
2019 Femoral Neck -.6

No fractures, no side effects. I do not believe that osteoporosis is ever healed, but I believe that my numbers and lack of fractures and side effects show the disease is more than managed. My endocrinologist has released me unless my numbers change or if I have fractures.

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I was just diagnosed what did you do to get your numbers so much better. Can. you share your daily routine of supplements and vitamins please. thank you

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Does anyone know if omeprazole helps contribute to osteoporosis

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@bettersleep68

Does anyone know if omeprazole helps contribute to osteoporosis

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Yes. Omeprazole and its brand version, Prilosec. These two drugs can also cause Chronic Kidney Disease (or renal failure, since most people don't know they have CKD until something goes really wrong). I have had both effects from omeprazole. I have found that some doctors know these side effects and caution to take a PPI short-term, and others have no clue. I would think the least one should do if on this med is to check kidney function and bone density on a regular basis (btw my CKD resolved after stopping omeprazole. Not so lucky with osteoporosis). https://www.drugs.com/omeprazole.html and
https://www.peoplespharmacy.com/articles/will-you-get-osteoporosis-if-you-take-omeprazole

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@linh

I recently went to a Physical Therapist and they suggested wearing a weighted vest while on my walks. I see online that they can be purchased with different amounts of weights in them. I haven't tried this out yet and am wondering if anyone else has had any luck with using them?

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My dr suggested 2 lbs on each hip(not on chest) sorry, 2 lbs on each ankles and 2 lbs on each wrist while walking. I use my weight in my. home. OMG after I remove them at night I feel as if I could float. Just my own experience. Weight has to be evenly distributed according to my exercise dr. I am baffled by the weights on chest? Investigate. If possible dr also explain a small trampoline is excellent also while watching tv with bars for safety and support, Good luck, Also consider Vit D and K

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