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@cperlin

You may have a deficiency of one or more of the following: calcium, magnesium, vitamin D or vitamin K. All are necessary to build strong bones. I've been supplementing since I was about 30 years old. I am now 70. In January I fell down a full flight of stairs in the middle of the night. I was trying to find the way to my bathroom with my eyes closed and felt myself falling. I thought I was in the bathroom but when I opened my eyes I was at the bottom of the stairs. Miraculously, I didn't break a thing, just got banged up a bit. I attribute my staying in one piece to my long history of getting the nutrients I needed. Please stay away from the "bone-building" drugs--they build very brittle bones. Also, two therapies that help bones heal faster are pulsed electromagnetic frequency therapy (PEMF) and red/infrared light therapy, also known as cold laser therapy or photobiomodulation. Here is a home use device I recommend that combines both: https://dnavibe.com/pages/aptd

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@cperlin the two anabolic "bone building" drugs, Forteo and Evenity, do not build brittle bones. They improve bone quality as well as density and even help with healing fractures. This is a common misconception.

Bisphosphonates and Prolila are anti-resorptives that may cause brittle bones but I have been told, after a few years. Evenity is both a bone-builder and an anti-resorptive.

I have taken all the supplements that you take, for many years, and still have 7 fractures.