Hi Bertha here yes I also believe like you a holistic approach would I at least try. Most DRS are not to eager to this approach and insurance will not cover it I tried to do this when I had high blood pressure. Do your research in your area independently if you need to. They say yoga helps certain areas of your body. I personally am eating healthy vitamin D3&K2 and trying resistance training,weights as well. Let your team know the results I am interested in what they have to tell you. Prayers for you and one day at a time remember life is a present thats why its a gift.
August 18
Finding a holistic bone health clinic in Tennessee specifically isn't something that can be pointed to directly here, but there are some great steps to help find the right care.
Here are some practical ways to locate holistic osteoporosis-focused care in Tennessee:
- Ask your current doctor for a referral to an Show Full Answer
Finding a holistic bone health clinic in Tennessee specifically isn't something that can be pointed to directly here, but there are some great steps to help find the right care.
Here are some practical ways to locate holistic osteoporosis-focused care in Tennessee:
- Ask your current doctor for a referral to an endocrinologist or rheumatologist who takes an integrative approach
- Search the Bone Health & Osteoporosis Foundation website (bhof.org) for specialists in your area
- Contact local hospitals or university medical centers in cities like Nashville, Memphis, or Knoxville — they often have bone health programs
- Look for integrative medicine clinics that list osteoporosis or bone health as a specialty
A holistic approach to osteoporosis typically combines conventional treatments with nutrition guidance, weight-bearing exercise, fall prevention, and stress management — so looking for clinics that offer these together is a good goal.
Always make sure any provider you choose works alongside your existing medical team to keep your care coordinated and safe.
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