Bone Coach - How do you know it works?

I subscribe to ConsumerLab.com that shares peer reviewed research about health products from vitamins to sunscreen and much more. This site says that ingesting collagen is a waste and does nothing to help. I trust this source as does my doctor. I’m going to take a hard pass on Dr. McCormick.

I am currently doing the basic self-led Bone Coach program and have found it to be the most helpful resource I have found so far. There is a lot of wonderful state of the art information on nutrition, exercise, and medical issues as well as needed labs for osteoporosis. It is great having all this information in one place. It is very well organized and as many of you know doing the research on this can be very overwhelming with lots of varying opinions. It comes with 2 group coaching calls otherwise you are on your own with it unless you upgrade to the more expensive packages that include numerous weekly group coaching calls and opportunities to consult 1 on 1 with their expert team. I would recommend starting out with the basic package and then upgrade later if needed. You have lifetime access to the program which is updated regularly. They offer the basic self-led program for around 780.00 but if you decline they will make a cheaper offer. They take a whole body/functional medicine approach but are supportive regarding medication when needed. Best of luck to you!

I subscribe to ConsumerLab.com that shares peer reviewed research about health products from vitamins to sunscreen and much more. This site says that ingesting collagen is a waste and does nothing to help. I trust this source as does my doctor. I’m going to take a hard pass on Dr. McCormick.

I subscribe to ConsumerLab.com that shares peer reviewed research about health products from vitamins to sunscreen and much more. This site says that ingesting collagen is a waste and does nothing to help. I trust this source as does my doctor. I’m going to take a hard pass on Dr. McCormick.

I subscribe to ConsumerLab.com that shares peer reviewed research about health products from vitamins to sunscreen and much more. This site says that ingesting collagen is a waste and does nothing to help. I trust this source as does my doctor. I’m going to take a hard pass on Dr. McCormick.

@barbakp @sueinmn Id like to respond to the idea that the Bone Coach is a "scam". I am enrolled in this program and have to say that I am concerned that you would immediately draw a conclusion without knowing more about the program and what it offers. It is an extremely well researched, professional and extensive program with 5 coaches, 3 of them PhD's, one nutritionist and a Nurse Practitioner/Functional Medicine Practitioner who has been working with women for over 30 years in womens health, menapause, osteoporosis, teaches at the Functional Medicine Institute and has written books, hundreds of articles, etc.
These "coaches" are women who have thriving businesses along with their contributions to the Bone Coach Program and are highly educated in the field of osteoporosis. One part of the program alone offers 6 1-hour live Zoom calls a week with the different coaches (womens health, nutrition, stress management, exercise), and access to close to a thousand past recordings (lifetime access). That is in addition to the extensive step by step process that Kevin takes you through, so you don't get overwhelmed with the amount of information they offer.
The program is designed around identifying the causes for you specifically (ie is it estrogen, is it nutritional, is it absorption), The other target areas are Nutrition, Exercise, and Managing stress (which is closely tied to absorption as cortisol inhibits absorption of vitamins, minerals, etc) They recommend you have a: Primary Care Physician, a Functional Medicine Doctor, and an Endocrinologist on board.
With regards to marketing, Im not entirely sure why you would criticize someone for marketing their product, as anyone who wants a successful business will market their product. If anything, Kevin doesn't market it enough, as you don't really understand by looking at his website the enormous amount of information and support you get in this program. I believe he holds back because he has put so much content in his program that he does not want it stolen. And lastly, regarding cost of the program, why would that be a negative, to charge for what you get in the Bone Coach, lifetime access to all of the content...not just the Zoom calls but all of the nutrition, testing, exercises, etc.
We dont criticize anyone for hiring a Physical Therapist, a Nutritionist, a Personal Trainer, a membership at a gym. You have to pay for all of that, why is it a "scam" to pay for the extensive expertise of all of these people? The program consolidates it all together so you dont have to piecemeal your recovery plan. With all due respect I think your judgement that it is a scam is unfair.

I have osteoporosis. My gynocologist said not to take calcium supplements. I was taking Solar magnesium/calcium supplements. Cardiologist said to take if other doctors said to take.
Nurse practitioner for Medical Oncologist did not want to say yes and said to take tums.
Seeing Nurse Practitioner for Osteoporosis at end of month,
So, with all this confusion, I am not taking calcium supplements. Some on-line sites say that calcium supplements may not work.
One doctor said to not take vitamin K supplements as mine were high a year ago. That was a year ago. Vitamin K is needed. Confusion there too.