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Should I pursue a TBS score?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Feb 18 11:38am | Replies (35)

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@lynnhaz

i just joined the Bone Coach program which is absolutely amazing. Its hard to even describe what you get in the program. They have 5+ functional medicine coaches, a nutritionist, stress management, daily live Zoom calls, hundreds of videos, theyve broken it down to 3 areas, Identify (the underlying causes), Nourish (dietary), and Exercise. They break down what you need in lab testing, interpreting the tests, bone strengthening exercises, nutrion, supplements,,,, the list is exhaustive
I had no idea when i signed up the amount of information you get. It is expensive but incredibly worth it. it is a way to avoid taking medication, learning everything about bones, and building bone strength. This summary doesnt do justice to what they have. Its like going to bone college!! Kevin Ellis is the founder of Bone Coach. He was diagnosed Osteoporosis at age 30

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Do they have any clinical studies showing the results of the bone coach program?

This Bone Coach program sounds like it would be something that could be very helpful. I was interested to see that they have "functional medicine" specialists among their coaches. I'm wondering if you or anyone else reading this message has had experience with functional medicine doctors. If so, I'd be interested in knowing your experience as I've been thinking about looking into this approach.
Thank you for this info.