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Common questions

What if I live far away? Distance is no limitation. Dr. Brown conducts telephone consultations with people all over the world. Simply call our office at 1-888-206-7119 (toll free within...
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It’s easy to set up an appointment with Dr. Susan E. Brown, PhD: Call our office at 1-888-206-7119 (toll free in the US) or 1-315-437-9384. or Send us an Information...
Client testimonials

Client testimonials

For more than two decades, I have helped thousands of individuals improve their well-being through her personalized nutrition consultations, my publications, and my lectures. Here are some testimonials from real...
Below you will find the list of topics that we will cover during your new client appointment:

Below you will find the list of topics that we will cover during your new client appointment:

Overview Evaluation Your health goals Your unique history Your current health issues and medication use Your current bone health status and fracture history Your current diet, supplements, and exercise programs...
Capturing the innate healing process

Capturing the innate healing process

In a perfect world, the bones can manage wear and tear quite efficiently but when they are bombarded daily by large concentrations of toxins, chemicals or even prescription drugs, it...
Osteoporosis risks vs. benefits of osteoporosis drugs — spinning the numbers

Osteoporosis risks vs. benefits of osteoporosis drugs — spinning the numbers

When it comes to osteoporosis, most patients and their practitioners are primarily concerned with fractures. The thinking behind bisphosphonates was that if we could halt the bone breakdown process and...
How the study of bone health around the world led to a surprising new path to bone health

How the study of bone health around the world led to a surprising new path to bone health

  When I first started studying bone health years ago, I began to question the accuracy of the most firmly held beliefs about osteoporosis. Could the blame for poor bone...
Better bone health begins when you lighten your load

Better bone health begins when you lighten your load

In our day-to-day routines, many of us habitually act in ways that have profound, long-term effects on our bone health — without even realizing it! Some people regularly spend an...
Vitamin D supplementation and physical activity — a recipe for strong muscles

Vitamin D supplementation and physical activity — a recipe for strong muscles

Topics covered in this article: Fall prevention for bone fracture prevention A recipe for strong muscles Addressing impaired balance Early in the clinical trials testing the ability of vitamin D...
Physics — what physical conditions in the bones predispose them to fracture?

Physics — what physical conditions in the bones predispose them to fracture?

Density is not the sole measure that protects bones on the one hand or predisposes them to fracture on the other. As Dr. Susan Love, clinical professor of surgery at...
Types of fractures

Types of fractures

There are probably almost as many ways of categorizing bone fractures as there are bones in the body (206!) — pretibial fractures, hip fractures, wrist or colles fractures, and spinal...
Teenagers’ bone health

Teenagers’ bone health

Additional bone health topics for other ages can be found here: Children’s bone health Bone building and maintenance in adulthood Table of Contents Toggle   2 Minutes Read During the teen...
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