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Toe Fractures and Osteoporosis: Should You Be Concerned?

Toe Fractures and Osteoporosis: Should You Be Concerned?

        Toe Fractures and Osteoporosis: Should You Be ...
Radiation Protection for Bones: Antioxidant Protocol Before CT Scans

Radiation Protection for Bones: Antioxidant Protocol Before CT Scans

CT scans save lives, but they also come with a hidden cost: radiation damage. Researchers now estimate that CT ...
The Real Risk Behind Fractures: Why Fall Prevention Matters More Than You Think

The Real Risk Behind Fractures: Why Fall Prevention Matters More Than You Think

Let’s talk about falls and fractures. A recent study of over 3,000 veterans caught my eye—and it made me ...
Fall prevention in winter

Fall prevention in winter

A few months ago I was working outdoors bringing in firewood with family members and took a nasty spill. It was a ...
PEMF for Osteoporosis & Fracture Healing (+Video)

PEMF for Osteoporosis & Fracture Healing (+Video)

PEMF Therapy for Osteoporosis: Will It Help?  At the most refined level the human body is seen not as blood and ...
How to speed fracture healing

How to speed fracture healing

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There Is Life After Bone Fracture!

There Is Life After Bone Fracture!

Over the years, thousands of women have come to me fearing they might break a bone. Often, this fear of fracture ...
Thin but strong — determining bone quality in thinner women

Thin but strong — determining bone quality in thinner women

It’s well known that there’s a direct correlation between bone density and body weight. Thin people generally get ...
Don’t be fooled: Vitamin D does prevent fracture

Don’t be fooled: Vitamin D does prevent fracture

I recently recorded a Facebook Live video critiquing a new study that suggested vitamin D does not prevent bone ...
How well do you know the factors of bone fracture risk?

How well do you know the factors of bone fracture risk?

According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation, up to one-half of women age 50+ will experience a bone fracture ...
Helping thin women reduce their bone fracture risk

Helping thin women reduce their bone fracture risk

The saying,  “You can never be too rich or too thin” is definitely not true when it comes to bone health! It’s ...
Make Your First Bone Fracture Your Last Fracture

Make Your First Bone Fracture Your Last Fracture

Low-trauma bone fracture, rather than low bone density, is what indicates bone weakness — so if you’ve had a ...
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