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What are some helpful ways to treat osteopenia (or osteoporosis) without using prescription drugs?

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I’m working for a lady who has osteopenia (a form of osteoporosis) and she wants to try some alternative methods of treatment. She’s also trying to find some sort of vitamin or supplement that would have calcium, vitamin D, Boron, Mangesium, and/or other components that help protect bone mass. If you know of any or can give any tips, please let me know!

those are all good but D3 is better than D.
I take hylaronic acid too. Walmart sells it in the vitamin aisle.
Omega fatty acid is also good.
antioxidents, ginkgo, C, E, zinc and selenium are also good.

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Posted in Osteoporosis by Vibetronix Support 4 Comments

4 Responses to "What are some helpful ways to treat osteopenia (or osteoporosis) without using prescription drugs?"

  • Joan says:
    April 29, 2010 at 11:27 pm

    Really the best, most natural way to help with the osteoporosis is to do whole body vibration exercise. It was developed to help astronauts with loss of bone density in space. Very effective remedy and no medicine to take. Not only will it help with the osteo but it will help with general fitness and flexibility too.

  • thrill88 says:
    April 29, 2010 at 11:58 pm

    Not sure if she would be able to lift any weights, but that helps build and retain bone density. Best thing you can do for your bones.
    References :

  • sapphire_630 says:
    April 30, 2010 at 12:10 am

    those are all good but D3 is better than D.
    I take hylaronic acid too. Walmart sells it in the vitamin aisle.
    Omega fatty acid is also good.
    antioxidents, ginkgo, C, E, zinc and selenium are also good.
    References :

  • ford_sunnie says:
    April 30, 2010 at 12:49 am

    Have you seen this liquid vitamin-mineral called 10-in-One?
    References :
    http://www.shopgbg.com/323479

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