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Does osteoporosis bone breakdown slow down 10 years after menopause?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Mar 14, 2023 | Replies (3)
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@windyshores

Do you mean Lani Simpson? https://lanisimpson.com/ Or Susan Lanni? https://health.usnews.com/doctors/susan-lanni-114563

I have never heard this about bone loss slowing after 10 years. However, in my experience there is a sharp dip in bone density at menopause and then the loss is gentler. I had the same experience on cancer meds that eliminated estrogen from the adrenals- sharp dip followed by lower rate of loss.

It would be great if you could share what you saw from this doctor!

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leeosteo | @leeosteo | Mar 14, 2023

windyshores, unfortunately I don't remember where I read this. It was from an online functional doctor though.

I believe you are correct that bone loss is gentler after so many years after menopause. That is what I really meant to say.

I think I saw in another post that you met with Keith McCormick DC? How did that go? Did you just consult with him or did you share your history and he made recommendation?

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