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I can help answer that I think. I was a client at the Bone Coach program and it has different prices, but I chose the second most expensive which is around $2600. I balked at fist but it’s was worth it for me:

I have OP at 62 now. I Went from -0.6 spine to -3.2 in 5 years between 54 and 59 yo 😳. That was shocking. Thankful my GP insisted I check at 59 and NOT wait til 61-65. I am a RN and had done exhaustive research myself, getting very overwhelmed. Info from Docs and studies in PubMed and everywhere I looked was so conflicting and confusing, I finally threw my hands up. The program helps sort it all out. They have 5 experts “ coaches” who you do Live zoom meetings with weekly, for 3 months. There’s about 5-12 people per Zoom teachings. You can ask questions which was key for me! A Life coach for stress, A nutritionist, a NP who has worked with women’s health for years , an AMAZING (at TOP in USA for Osteoporosis) physical therapist who was worth the cost alone IMO. Very specific answers and what to do and not do using studies…Info that is NOT out there in general, and lastly a science research coach who reviews the multitude of the labs that are must haves, many that MDs don’t do unfortunately, including Dried urine test ,the Dutch test, which revealed a lot for me on my hormone pathways /cancer risk / OP risk and how to drop that risk, plus ACCURATE cortisol, oxidative stress results. And many other labs that revealed root causes. That coach also was worth the cost for me!

I must say though, it is almost like a college course, and you have to be willing to put in the effort and work and to do the weekly zoom classes! Some are offered two days/ times. A couple just one day/ time. Tapes of them are available to you for life. First part of Program gives you all the possible Root causes, because if you don’t find that, you’re not gonna be able to help stop/slow bone loss. Several of which I had not found on my own research and sadly few of which Endocrinologists explored. No one ever told me that taking antidepressants is a risk for Osteoporosis for example.
Some women found their cause. Im in touch with a few gals still. Some causes included gut issues & Not absorbing nutrients well, a couple parathyroid tumors (EASY fix for OP. Wish that had been me ) I narrowed mine down to 3-4 things . After program I realized OP is very complicated and differs for all of us. My mds / Endo’s did not ever look at it individualized unfortunately. Prevention is key to OP. You all should do right stuff now if you can before getting it !! This Bone Coach program doesn’t promise you or give you a “ fix or cure “ at all. It’s about finding what will work for you and diving into by guiding you on what you may do to help halt it and sometime slightly reverse it. But it’s not a “cure” program. It’s very supportive with the Live coaches and Extensive info Ex. specific lab tests reveal many possible root causes. But You have to have your own docs who will work with you. Some of these Lab tests are crucial & my MD’s did not do. Program gives pathway to follow and try to discover your root cause and tons of info. They help you how discuss this with your doctor. I also found other docs to help me more after being in that program. Another ex is I learned I was taking WAY too much calcium which puts us at risk for heart disease. OP Patients are at a much higher risk of heart disease already. Calcium supplements including calcium fortified foods should not really be over (approx. 500 mg/ day). The Rest should come from food which is not easy for me and I’m still confused about dairy products, but I know now fermented ones are safe.
And there’s certain kinds of calcium to take or avoid etc … I have no idea why they allow calcium supplements of several hundred to 1000 mg on the market?!!!

Last note. The owner apparently was diagnosed with osteoporosis when he was in his late 30s ish He was shocked and that’s when he dove into Osteoporosis. He was actually able to basically reverse his, but again, it depends on the cause and what we do about it. I have been told by my endo/ MDs you “cannot reverse osteoporosis”, but I know for a fact that is not true, because I now know people who have improved their bone density significantly and not because of taking strontium (which can give a bit of a false DEXA scan).
Oh also, that program does not tell you to not take OP medication or to take meds because it’s up to each individual case.
Hope this helps!