Lara Pizzorno is the author of “Your Bones: How You Can Prevent Osteoporosis and Have Strong Bones for Life – Naturally” and a member of the American Medical Writers Association with over 30 years of experience specializing in bone health. Recently, we asked Lara if she would help us provide a series of short, ongoing talks to help you (our customers and readers) stay up to date on the latest facts and science related to bone health. Lara recently discussed whether boron is safe for breast cancer survivors who are taking aromatase inhibitors. Read the transcript below and let us know what you think in the comments. 🙂 “Hello, I’m Lara Pizzorno the author of “Your Bones” and I’m here today to share some information with you that I hope will help you have healthier bones. So far, we’ve been…

Lara Pizzorno is the author of “Your Bones: How You Can Prevent Osteoporosis and Have Strong Bones for Life – Naturally” and a member of the American Medical Writers Association with 29 years of experience specializing in bone health. Recently we asked Lara if she would help us provide a series of short, ongoing videos to help you (our customers and readers) stay up to date on the latest facts and science related to bone health and overcoming osteoporosis naturally. In this latest video, Lara talks about the recommended daily intake or RDA of boron and what food sources are boron-rich. Watch the video below (or read the transcript provided) and let us know what you think in the comments. Hi, I’m Lara Pizzorno the author of “Your Bones” and I’m here to talk to you today about Boron which is a very important…

Lara Pizzorno is the author of “Your Bones: How You Can Prevent Osteoporosis and Have Strong Bones for Life – Naturally” and a member of the American Medical Writers Association with 29 years of experience specializing in bone health. Recently we asked Lara if she would help us provide a series of short, ongoing videos to help you (our customers and readers) stay up to date on the latest facts and science related to bone health. In this latest video, Lara talks about the importance of boron, a trace mineral that is absolutely essential for your bones. Watch the video below (or read the transcript provided) and let us know what you think in the comments. Hello, I’m Lara Pizzorno the author of “Your Bones” and I’m here today to share some information with you that I hope will help you have healthier…

If you’re reading this, it’s because you have, or are worried about having brittle porous bones. And that’s where vanadium for bone health comes in, because a common fracture from osteoporosis will quickly rob you of the mobility that is so necessary, especially in the later stages of life. In fact, the 6 month mortality rate from osteoporosis, and the complications that result is 13.5%! [1] Know that your body is constantly in the process of creating and losing bone (as well as nails, skin, hair etc). But once past middle age you lose more than you create, which leads to osteoporosis – unless you are vigilant about replenishing minerals like vanadium. But take comfort that getting correct, optimal amounts of certain trace minerals, along with calcium, (and vitamin D) can truly help. Because these are exactly what your bones…

Not Enough Minerals Essential Trace Minerals and Mineral Deficiency Explained by Dr Robert Thompson M.D. – Watch this video to find out why everyone needs to supplement in order to obtain the minerals our body needs! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FRe10VrHWw Video Transcription We have a health crisis that’s been determined by the Surgeon General of the United States with regards to our bones and the lack of minerals that exists. We’ve also known for over 70 years that the agricultural mineral content of our soil has been severely depleted and it’s gotten worse over the decades as we’ve over-fertilized, over-farmed, not rested the soil, and not subjected our land to natural flooding, which certainly redistributes minerals. This process and the fact that our foods are very rarely vine-ripened, which is a huge aspect with regards to mineral absorption; 80% of the minerals are…