Neither calcium nor vitamin D should EVER be supplemented UNLESS you are deficient. It doesn’t matter if you don’t get enough from food/diet. This needs to be a standing rule without exception… Even if you don’t get enough calcium from your food, it should not be supplemented. It is easy enough to get the neededContinue reading “What 2 Nutrients Should Never Be Supplemented (Unless Deficient)?”
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Considering Cod Liver Oil
What’s so great about Cod Liver Oil? It is used in several health protocols and products and has many benefits. So what can it do for you? Benefits of Taking Cod Liver Oil Excellent Nutrient Source for Seed Cycling One of the vital uses of Cod Liver Oil is in Seed Cycling, which calls forContinue reading “Considering Cod Liver Oil”
PROTEIN POWDERS
Finding a clean protein powder can be a challenge. Most, at least that I’ve seen, are loaded with Antinutrients, artificial flavors, legume-based proteins such as soy, pea, etc., or non-organic and/or non-grass-fed/non-pasture-raised ingredients with yet more antinutrients. Some have sugars or artificial sweeteners, such as the example below: (Note the Acesulfame Potassium and Sucralose, bothContinue reading “PROTEIN POWDERS”
Review of Citracal
Although almost identical to most of the other bone support products like it, Citrical is loaded with some of the same poisons, as well as others, that you would do best to avoid. Below is a list of ingredients found in the Citracal Maximum Plus Highly Soluble formula. INGREDIENTS: Calcium Citrate, Polyethylene Glycol, Croscarmellose Sodium;Continue reading “Review of Citracal”
Review of Beyond Osteo-fx
As with most other Osteo Bone Support Supplements, Beyond Osteo-fx is no different in that it has synthetic vitamins, cheap minerals, antinutrients, and disproportionate dosages. Let’s take a look . . . As you can see, we start off with (synthetic) D3, a hormone made from lanolin in this case. Unless Cholecalciferol is marked “from”Continue reading “Review of Beyond Osteo-fx”
Jarrow’s Bone Up
So what’s up with this bone support product? Here’s the scoop! As with most similar products, we start off with (so-called) Vitamin C, which is in the form of Calcium Ascorbate, which is not even vitamin C but synthetic Ascorbic Acid mixed with calcium, likely carbonate. Too few know why to avoid Synthetic Ascorbic Acid, but itContinue reading “Jarrow’s Bone Up”
What Are the Best Mattresses For Those With Osteoporosis?
The best mattresses for osteoporosis are medium-firm (around 5-7 on a 10-point firmness scale). Medium-firm mattresses help maintain balance and spinal alignment/support, offering pressure relief at the hips and shoulders for frail bones and structural support. The most common are typically found as memory foam, hybrid, or latex materials. The goal is a supportive surfaceContinue reading “What Are the Best Mattresses For Those With Osteoporosis?”
Aluminum’s Effects On the Bones
Impact of Aluminum on Bone Health Aluminum accumulation in bones can lead to oxidative damage, affect blood vessel tone, and cause apoptosis of heart muscle cells, potentially impacting bone and cardiovascular health. Studies suggest that long-term low-level exposure to aluminum can contribute to chronic bone and cardiovascular diseases by disrupting mineral metabolism. 1 In aContinue reading “Aluminum’s Effects On the Bones”
What Do Your Bones Really Need?
I see this often, usually in other osteoporosis (OP) groups, but there are NO osteoporosis “specialists”. Some are told to see a Rheumatologist, who mostly specializes in “internal medicine.” Some are seeing endocrinologists, who specialize in hormones and the endocrine system. A few have had it suggested to see an osteopath, and some just seeContinue reading “What Do Your Bones Really Need?”
Review of Citracal
Although almost identical to most of the other bone support products like it, Citrical is loaded with some of the same poisons that you would do best to avoid. Below is a list of ingredients found in the Citracal Maximum Plus Highly Soluble formula. INGREDIENTS: Calcium Citrate, Polyethylene Glycol, Croscarmellose Sodium; Less Than 2% of:Continue reading “Review of Citracal”