Vague, Yet Scary, Statistics! Are you familiar with what these generally-accepted statistics say about osteoporosis? (Here are only three out of many!) • •
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Osteoporosis affects approximately one in three women and one in five men over the age of 50 years, and is increasing. On current trends the number of hip fractures occurring worldwide each year is expected to rise from the current figure of over 1.5 million to over 6 million by the year 2050. For the elderly who survive a hip fracture, only one in three returns to their previous level of independence.
Do We Have to Take Vague Statistics at Face Value? Is every woman over the age of 50 at the mercy of these statistics? Are they to be taken at face value with no questions asked? Or is there more information that we have not been told? Information that could mean the difference between being a victim of or becoming a victor over osteoporosis?
It’s All Here in my Book: The Truth About Osteoporosis Here’s a quick preview of the valuable information you’ll have at your fingertips… • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Statistics can lead to false conclusions (page 27) Bone Quality or Quantity? Density or Strength? Find what matters! (page 38) What happens to “unabsorbed” calcium? (page 52) How do prescribed medications fit in the equation? (page 57) What is the “4-R Program”… and can it help reverse osteoporosis? (page 68) What part does protein play in bone health? (page 72) What contribution does “lifestyle” make? Am I unknowingly my own worst enemy? (page 77) What about inflammation and stress? How do they impact my bones?(page 78) Does an acidic system affect the progress of osteoporosis? (page 83) Who would suspect this sneaky culprit (in your tap water) as contributing to loss of bone health? (page 88) Discover 4 easy steps for relieving stress (page 101) What part do hormones play in osteoporosis? (page 116-117) How to encourage new bone growth (page 131) Find 7 steps to a workable exercise program (page 136) Look at the “whole body” (page 139) 12 steps to changing habits effortlessly (page 149)
You will find all of this information… and more… in The Truth About Osteoporosis.
If you are like me‌ I wanted to be sure that the information I found was from sources I could trust, and showed me not just how to reverse my osteoporosis, but also how to identify and deal with all the underlying causes as well. Here are your answers‌ all in one convenient place!
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