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Which Is The Best Kind Of Vitamin D To Take?
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posted May 17, 2023
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A MyOsteoTeam Member

Hi Jean
I've just learned from the 'Bone Coach' Kevin Ellis that eating the right foods will help the bones from deteriorating just as much or more than drugs.The foods you eat will help to retain and absorb the vitamins you need to keep your bones strong. Exercise helps also. I'm thinking of asking my doctor to stop taking the fosamax I'm now on because of the side effects they have on the liver. I do have cirrhosis of the liver
caused by arthritis etc., not by the ounce of wine I drink at Christmas!! haha
Hope you are doing well Jean. If you want to know more about the Bone Coach, just Google it. Have a great day!🥰 My African Violets are in bloom right now.

posted May 28, 2023
A MyOsteoTeam Member

I've been told Vitamin D3

posted July 4, 2023
A MyOsteoTeam Member

Oh, beautiful flowers. Thanks for the info..very helpful.Jean Saulnier-Blades

posted May 30, 2023
A MyOsteoTeam Member

Cal-Mag-Zinc twice daily, Vit. K, D, C - eat salmon frequently, Swiss cheese. No diet pop or artificial sweeteners. Keep moving and morning stretches.

posted May 20, 2023
A MyOsteoTeam Member

I take bone maximum III

posted May 20, 2023

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