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What Tests Or Blood Tests Should I Ask For To See Why I Have Osteoporosis?
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Bone Density Test shows High Risk.

posted February 17
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A MyOsteoTeam Member

Look up Dr. Amie Hornerman- The Thyroid Fixer. She has a free downloadable checklist for labs to get. She also has a Facebook group. There is so much you can learn from her. Her main goal is in empowering us to heal, giving us information on why we have osteoporosis etc. I can't recommend her enough. I can't afford to get on her membership but she's helped me understand my osteoporosis is the result of an untreated leaky gut that's affected my thyroid.

posted March 12
A MyOsteoTeam Member

Thank you Wendy. I will.🙂

posted February 18
A MyOsteoTeam Member

Hi Simone. You should ask for a full blood count, sometimes known as a complete blood count.

posted February 17
A MyOsteoTeam Member

Hi Simone, go to her Facebook page and join her group. You’ll get a ton of answers and lots of interaction

posted April 12
A MyOsteoTeam Member

Hi Barbara. Cannot download her checklist. Will not come up at all. Page says error and that it cannot be found.

posted March 20

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