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LeftInTX

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27. I never heard of Bone Up. Thanks. Just ordered 360 capsules.

Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #2)

Sat Mar 1, 2025, 02:55 AM

Mar 2025

from Amazon....

They're impossible to boycott. They own Whole Foods anyway. We have Sprouts in town, but when it comes to supplements, I'm forgetful and don't drive across town, so I ordered from Amazon

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Found out have osteoporosis in my right hip [View all] edhopper Feb 2025 OP

Recently learned the same about my spine. Scrivener7 Feb 2025 #1

Same here edhopper Feb 2025 #5

I have osteopenia SheltieLover Feb 2025 #2

I have it too. milestogo Feb 2025 #4

Yes it does. SheltieLover Feb 2025 #11

I've had good results with vitamin K2 with D3. multigraincracker Feb 2025 #8

Yes it does & Bone Up contains these SheltieLover Feb 2025 #12

I've been very lucky. In 75 years I've never broken a bone. multigraincracker Feb 2025 #15

Glad you've never broken a bone SheltieLover Feb 2025 #16

Plus I played sports all thru HS and beyond. multigraincracker Feb 2025 #18

That's good SheltieLover Mar 2025 #28

I never heard of Bone Up. Thanks. Just ordered 360 capsules. LeftInTX Mar 2025 #27

Good for you! SheltieLover Mar 2025 #29

For a really good calcium supplement, I recommend Bone Up by Jarrow. It has the full range of vitamins and diane in sf Feb 2025 #3

I take a Prolia shot every six months. I have had great results with bone density growth. Talk to your doctor. Raftergirl Feb 2025 #6

Any side effects? I had a hard time with alendronate and that's Scrivener7 Mar 2025 #31

It's my opinion that you should NEVER have currently unneeded PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2025 #7

I wasn't serious about it edhopper Feb 2025 #9

I hear you! SheltieLover Feb 2025 #13

Personally I would go with exercise and dietary changes before undergoing surgery... cliffside Feb 2025 #10

Excercise and diet will benefit and should be done anyway but they will not help you if you have severe osteoporosis Meowmee Mar 2025 #21

Thanks for sharing and a good reminder that we need to advocate for ourselves and do some research ... cliffside Mar 2025 #24

You're welcome 😁 Meowmee Mar 2025 #25

Ask your doctor Meowmee Feb 2025 #14

My doctor does blood test every six months to make sure everything is AOk. I also take a calcium supplement. Raftergirl Feb 2025 #19

I'm glad it was ok for you and your mom- I assume prolia or another one? Meowmee Feb 2025 #20

Prolia. My sister is on it, also with no issue. I started it when diagnosed with osteopenia. I have no intention Raftergirl Mar 2025 #22

Not everyone gets that Meowmee Mar 2025 #23

Interesting DET Mar 2025 #30

Yes the quality of the bone is not good because it's all older bone Meowmee Mar 2025 #32

Also have dr order up a home sleep study SheltieLover Feb 2025 #17

Hi, I'm familiar Bread and Circuses Mar 2025 #26

I am over 65 and on Medicare edhopper Mar 2025 #33

OK... Bread and Circuses Mar 2025 #34