← Return to The Strontium Debate: Is it good for bone health?

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gigi & @meomurian - This has been discussed before, and here is an explanation of why it strontium supplements are not a good idea, especially for anyone on Prolia or another treatment. Strontium deposits itself, replacing calcium in the bone, making bone density tests inaccurate. Strontium is not bone, and its efficacy in reducing fractures is unknown.
- Why Strontium Is Not Advised for Bone Health https://americanbonehealth.org/medications-bone-health/why-strontium-is-not-advised-for-bone-health/

It should be discussed with your doc before beginning treatment.
Sue

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Look up the MOTS and COMB clinical trials that shows the efficacy of strontium citrate to build bone and positively affects trabecular bone.