osteoporosis in young women

[Guest guest]

Dear Michelle,

Sounds like you are likely an Aspartame victim. Your

regimen should include a mineral supplement which

contains the trace mineral vanadium which is the

strongest known stimulant of the osteoblast.

Sincerely, Dr Jim Bowen. www.bowendrjim.com

--- TWISTEDFOOL wrote:

> I am only 28. I am looking for information. I do

> not want to take

> Fosamax. I lost my period a while back and I am also

> on Armour thyroid, possible

> celiac now gluten free....all of which may have

> contributed, as well as some

> disordered eating.

> Thanks

>

> Michelle

>

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Michelle,

 

I am much older than you - by 30 years - but I recently had the

problem of " osteopenia " , which is almost osteoporosis. I had the

bone scan done, and my doctor told me I had to drink more milk and

take calcium pills. But at the time I was already drinking 3 big

glasses of milk per day, eating cheese and ice cream, and taking

calcium pills. So instead of following doctor's orders, I went

completely opposite - I eliminated dairy from my diet, and

eliminated my calcium pills. But at the same time I also added the

red yeast rice supplements (for bones, not cholesterol), calcium-

rich veggies (naturally-occuring calcium), and also added high

quality wholefood supplements. I also eliminated pretty much all

meats from my diet. So now my bone scan shows that my bones are

like a 25-year old. It took about 2-3 years for me to reverse my

way-out-of-balance body.

 

Carol M.

 

 

TWISTEDFOOL@A... wrote:

I am only 28. I am looking for information. I do

not want to take Fosamax. I lost my period a while back and I am also

on Armour thyroid, possible celiac now gluten free....all of which

may have contributed, as well as some disordered eating.

Thanks

Michelle