It is very typical that most calcium supplements (that usually only have added vitamin D) often cause constipation – as well other gastrointestinal issues like bloating, gas, and cramps, or all of them! There’s a good chance that you have Read on! →
We receive several emails a week asking, “What are the causes of osteoporosis in women and men?” 1. Soda Consumption Soda drinks pack a one-two punch that can result in a bone brittle knock out! The first uppercut your bones Read on! →
-by Michael Dewey Plant calcium is becoming increasingly popular thanks to Dr. Oz declaring to his audience of millions that he “adores” AlgaeCal Plant Calcium for it’s ability to prevent what he feels is the true leading cause of death, Read on! →
You’ve heard that osteoporosis is called the ‘silent killer’. But why is it? Because it sneaks up quietly without warning. It is a disease characterized by weak, thin, porous bones that makes fracture (and dire complications from it) highly likely. A combination of a poor diet and lack of exercise is generally the cause. Read on! →
- by Michael Dewey Almost 99% of the mass of the human body is made up of oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, and phosphorus. Magnesium is one of a select few minerals that make up the remaining 1%. It may Read on! →
- Michael Dewey Joint health, optimal hormones, inflammation, energy, libido, clean kidneys, strong bones, etc… Boron, a semi metal, (meaning it has similarities with metals and non-metals) that is #5 on the periodic table, is not a well known star Read on! →
- By Michael Dewey Everyone knows the Holidays can be hard on your wallet and your waistline. Unfortunately that’s not where it ends. For many reasons, the festive season can be hard on your bones too. Or to be more Read on! →
- By Michael Dewey Bone fractures are very serious to our health as we age. More than you may think. Consider that the 6-month mortality rate from hip fractures and the complications that result is 13.5%! By year 2 Read on! →
- By Michael Dewey Osteoporosis is as dangerous as a hurricane. Fortunately, thanks to science, there are early warning systems to spot the signs for both and take action to prevent suffering. Thankfully meteorologists have learned how to spot approaching Read on! →
Osteporosis…err…I mean, Osteoporosis is not only one of the most challenging diseases to live with – it’s also one of the most difficult to spell! The most common ways people unsuccessfully attempt to research ‘the silent killer’: osteoporsis; osteoporisis; osteporosis; Read on! →