I have not read that one, Vickie, but wide reading of a variety of approaches is good for educating yourself even if it is confusing because you will hear different things. IOsteoporosis is a complex disease, and the variety of opinions about treatment make that clear. After Dr. Purser’s book, take a look at the older book by Dr. R. Keith McCormick, The Whole Body Approach to Osteoporosis. It is written in layman’ s language but introduces the reader to the vocabulary you need to become familiar with. McCormick is a chiropractor, not a rheumatologist or endocrinologist,but he has a lot of credibility I think as a former Olympic level athlete, felled for several years by osteoporosis. “Physician cure thyself” is exactly what he has done, and attempts to do for his patients. I recommend that book after you finish Purser. Good luck and don’t get discouraged.

I haven’t heard of that book or author

@A MyOsteoTeam Member thank you for the information and I will definitely take a look at his book. I agree. We need to educate ourselves and make the best decision for us. Medical science is not a pure science, but the practice of science. I believe for the most part, doctors give us their best educated opinion. However, our health care is ultimately our responsibility. Wishing you a blessed day.

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No have mot heard
I have 2 books
Bone health guide
Dr lani’s
And the whole body approach
By Keith mccormick
Lots of info

Well said Vickie.