Is there a supplement that really works?

@joanmperez
I have just joined this group. I have been taking Fosamax (teraperatide) for 18 months. My first band was -5.8 at the spine, -3.2 at hips. I was started on a pill that didn't help and then started on Fosamax after 2 fx. I will move to Prolia in next 6 months but want to nitrate off the medication. Has anyone here done that and if so what was your titration plan

@katjopnw

In my opinion (not a physician), titrating off a medication should always be done with a doctor's guidance to avoid problems.

@gravity3 Oh yes, absolutely. My approach is to learn about solutions and present it to her at my next visit. She is usually very open to my questions and suggestions or explains why it isn't possible. The more info I can gather, the better equipped I am to make a presentation to her. But I totally understand why you would respond as you did. KJ

@katjopnw There's lots of discussion in this support group about what treatment to use, do a search in this support group for "stopping Prolia".

I see so many that claim to be good. I'm researching myself to find a good supplement. Hopefully someone here can be of help!

@gen55 I have only been taking it a little over a month but after a recommendation and being overwhelmed by collagen products on store shelves, I went to a local health food store. An employee recommended Biosil Advanced Collagen Generator. It helps your body make its own collagen. It is manufactured in Belgium, and capsules may be taken in liquid or powder form. The liquid capsules are very tiny. Choline (100mg) is the main ingredient. A 2-sided informational sheet comes with the product. After reading it I contacted the company with a question. I was surprised to get an easy to understand response with a 10 page attachment and linked references, the next day from the customer service manager.
Hair, skin & nails are reported to show changes first. My nails have shown an improvement in strength thus far. Bones take 12 months according to the enclosure.
There is also a liquid product for healthy bones that I have yet to investigate. I would urge you to investigate the product yourself if there is a health food store near you or online to http://www.biosilbeauty. I personally have been prescribed a bisphosphonate which has some serious side effects. I am currently must take a medication which weakens bones so I have been on the Mayo website and others looking for alternatives.
In addition to supplements, I've also changed my diet to include more food based calcium, vitamins D & K, protein, and organic micro greens and less sugar, processed foods, and seldom have alcohol. As I am sure you are aware exercise is imperative to bone health.
I like research but sometimes I would just like a a trusted physician to tell me the name of a great product with no risky side effects. Good luck on your hunt and please post if you find any good leads:~)

@gen55 I have only been taking it a little over a month but after a recommendation and being overwhelmed by collagen products on store shelves, I went to a local health food store. An employee recommended Biosil Advanced Collagen Generator. It helps your body make its own collagen. It is manufactured in Belgium, and capsules may be taken in liquid or powder form. The liquid capsules are very tiny. Choline (100mg) is the main ingredient. A 2-sided informational sheet comes with the product. After reading it I contacted the company with a question. I was surprised to get an easy to understand response with a 10 page attachment and linked references, the next day from the customer service manager.
Hair, skin & nails are reported to show changes first. My nails have shown an improvement in strength thus far. Bones take 12 months according to the enclosure.
There is also a liquid product for healthy bones that I have yet to investigate. I would urge you to investigate the product yourself if there is a health food store near you or online to http://www.biosilbeauty. I personally have been prescribed a bisphosphonate which has some serious side effects. I am currently must take a medication which weakens bones so I have been on the Mayo website and others looking for alternatives.
In addition to supplements, I've also changed my diet to include more food based calcium, vitamins D & K, protein, and organic micro greens and less sugar, processed foods, and seldom have alcohol. As I am sure you are aware exercise is imperative to bone health.
I like research but sometimes I would just like a a trusted physician to tell me the name of a great product with no risky side effects. Good luck on your hunt and please post if you find any good leads:~)

@gen55 I have only been taking it a little over a month but after a recommendation and being overwhelmed by collagen products on store shelves, I went to a local health food store. An employee recommended Biosil Advanced Collagen Generator. It helps your body make its own collagen. It is manufactured in Belgium, and capsules may be taken in liquid or powder form. The liquid capsules are very tiny. Choline (100mg) is the main ingredient. A 2-sided informational sheet comes with the product. After reading it I contacted the company with a question. I was surprised to get an easy to understand response with a 10 page attachment and linked references, the next day from the customer service manager.
Hair, skin & nails are reported to show changes first. My nails have shown an improvement in strength thus far. Bones take 12 months according to the enclosure.
There is also a liquid product for healthy bones that I have yet to investigate. I would urge you to investigate the product yourself if there is a health food store near you or online to http://www.biosilbeauty. I personally have been prescribed a bisphosphonate which has some serious side effects. I am currently must take a medication which weakens bones so I have been on the Mayo website and others looking for alternatives.
In addition to supplements, I've also changed my diet to include more food based calcium, vitamins D & K, protein, and organic micro greens and less sugar, processed foods, and seldom have alcohol. As I am sure you are aware exercise is imperative to bone health.
I like research but sometimes I would just like a a trusted physician to tell me the name of a great product with no risky side effects. Good luck on your hunt and please post if you find any good leads:~)