Great resource for learning about osteoporosis

Posted by njx58 @njx58, Dec 20, 2025

Someone posted this on Reddit, and I felt compelled to share it. He's spent years dealing with osteoporosis and learning as much as he can. Being technically inclined, he organized everything he learned into a complete primer on a Web site. I read it, and it's really well done. If you are new to this, it's a great way to get started.
https://my.bone-guide.workers.dev/

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What an informative article! Lots of information and written in a way the average person can understand. I'm thankful for the link, and for this osteoporosis site in general.

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The guide looks very well organized. haven't read the content. Like @fcoop2, I couldn't find the name of the author and creator of the site. @njx58, do you name of the person or insitution who created this online guide?

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@colleenyoung No. It's just some guy who posted it on Reddit. It seems to be a labor of love.

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Who is the source for this guide? Sounds like Kevin Ellis? I've been trying to locate a facility that offers REM testing but apparently in Virginia, there are none. There is one in Maryland but I can't get them to call me back. Anyone have any suggestions for places in or near VA?

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@fcoop2

If you mean OsteoCoach in Owings Mills, you can book online. No need to wait for a callback. Here’s the link:
http://appointments.osteocoach.com/
Ray, the owner, does the scan and interprets the results. I’ve gone a few times now. Well worth it.

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So this guy did not make it a book? I would definitely buy it and a great reference.

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Thank you so much for sharing this! I took the time to read through the information, and I found it very interesting and well organized.

A lot of what he explains is consistent with what I’ve been learning through my own research about osteoporosis, bone health, and the factors that affect our bones as we age. I found myself agreeing with many of the points and appreciating how he connected the different pieces rather than looking at osteoporosis as simply a matter of bone density.

I especially appreciate that he took years of personal experience and research and organized it into something that other people can use as a starting point. There is so much information available that it can be overwhelming, so having someone put it together in a logical way is very helpful.

Thank you again for sharing it with the group. I think resources like this can encourage all of us to learn more and become more informed about our own bone health. ❤️

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Thank you to @njx58 for posting the home health guide. I read it (long!) and it contains excellent and helpful information. I’ve had osteopenia for over 27 years and have been doing everything I should to maintain healthy bones - eating right, exercising, taking supplements. After my last DXA scan my PCP has called me in to discuss treatment. I don’t like taking medication but at least I now feel well armed to have a discussion with her.

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So this guy did not make it a book? I would definitely buy it and a great reference.

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@frog100 You can buy him or her a 'coffee'. But even if you do, you can't find his of her name.

It's a great website with clear and well-researched information. I asked Claude AI to comment on it and Claude was very positive on the contents.

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