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Are you taking Reclast for osteoporosis?
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Feb 14 5:27am | Replies (267)Comment receiving replies
Read about COMB protocol for osteoporosis. I started it a few months ago. It’s all vitamins and minerals. They did a study and it showed improvement in the osteoporosis. It does not shut down your osteoblasts and osteoclasts as Fosamax does. Please do research and read everything. Make sure to use the correct strontium (citrate). You have to do wright bearing exercise. Elliptical is perfect. I will repeat my BD in one year. I will have to self pay but that’s all right. Good luck everyone on your quest for good health.
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@rtelega the COMB protocol includes the therapeutic strontium dose of 680mg. It is important that people know that strontium throws off future DEXA scans at that dose, because strontium replaces calcium in the bone and is denser. Also, strontium does have possible cardiovascular side effects.
When I looked up the COMB study I also saw that strontium is less effective for awhile after a bisphosphonate.
If osteoporosis is severe, this protocol may not work quickly enough or intensely enough so a bone builder may be needed. Ask your doc!
(Tymlos and Forteo do not cause the atypical fractures and dental issues that bisphosphonates and Prolia do, and are more effective if taken first according to studies. I would check if the COMB protocol affects the effectiveness of those meds.)
What is COMB protocol?
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Can you tell me where I can find the COMB PROTOCOL . Thank you .