Yes Most doctors are pro meds. Also they are reactive vs pro active. Some Treat rather prevent.

Blessings to you too.

I am on BoneUp (Jarrow). It is fairly well balanced. My doc said it's good, but must add vitamin K2, especially K2-MK 7, and also MK4. She said there is new research that shows that 600 CA is the optimal amount. Supposedly larger doses actually can hinder bone building. Also, of course, always try to get as much as you can in food. I'm working with diet, plus 1 serving of BoneUp a day. Keep researching to learn what is good for you!😀

Have you decided yet? I ordered a supp liment recently from Woodstock vitamin Co its a hydrixapatite one I read up on several I will see how it goes when I get it good luck with yours!

Hi Keely, all the supplements I named and am considering have vitamin D & C in them (except the OsteoMD does not have Vit. C) so I’ve crossed that off the list. Still trying to figure out between the other 3. I’m leaning toward the AquaCal Plus (without the added Strontium) and the Garden of Life Calcium Raw. Any thoughts on those 2?

Hi Angie
My name is Cynthia. I started taking Bone powder and collagen HX from Invite health. Their supplements are pricey though. A good calcium supplement should included magnesium, Vitamin K2, Vitamin D3 and Cissus Quadrangularis I aslo order OsteMD from another company. I've been taking Vitamin D3 since the pandemic . If I alternate the Bone powder and the OsteMD I should get a good calcium bone building and strength combo. I also heard strontium is good for osteoporisis. I've been researching since I was diagnosed. I've learned you have to be you own advocate. I was prescribed Fosamax by my primary. Not going to take meds until I see an endocrinologist.

Hope to take to you again. Blessings