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Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Nov 8 9:44am | Replies (215)
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Also the customer “reviews” were glowing but talked about NOTHING. They said they liked their coach and had someone to talk to, but none that I saw gave actual numbers or results. Sounded like a scam. Plus I get emails saying “8 things you must do today for osteoporosis” and if you click on the story link, it takes you to a place to sign up for the program. It’s all very fishy..I could not find any results pages that tell you how many people IMPROVED.. I’m very happy that the customers love it, but what was the outcome? Strange

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Sue, Volunteer Mentor | @sueinmn | Dec 15, 2022

Yes, and I searched Google Scholar - no non-commercial reviews of the program or its founder. Every link on the internet was self-promo "interview" with little press pubs or his own YouTube or web links.
I am fortunate not to have osteoporosis at this point, but am high risk due to genetics and lifelong steroid use, so do everything I can - diet, exercise, rest, regular tests. So far, no measurable declines - must have inherited my Dad's bone genetics, not Mom's - I do know my teeth are good like his were.
What are you doing to keep your bones strong?
Sue

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debkincaid | @debkincaid | Dec 29, 2023

I agree! It seemed very much a “bait & switch” to me.

Dr Doug Lucas is the same.

The only things I’ve found that give me hope are OsteoBoost & Onero (I trust Belinda Beck) but neither are currently available. Meanwhile I am lifting the heaviest weights I can without hurting myself.

I can’t post a link but if you google 3-YR-findings-TBC-poster-ASBMR-2018-2.pdf you will see Dr Becks results.

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