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🦴 Find An OsteoStrong Near You and Visit Soon! 🦴 https://osteostrong.me/locations/ 🗺️ Create Your Own OsteoStrong Franchise: 🗺️ https://osteostrong.me/franchise/ Imagine visiting your doctor for your annual physical. The doctor does certain tests and phones you a few days later to talk over your results. "Your bone density it too low," the doctor tells you. "Your counts are veering toward osteoporosis." What are they talking about? In simplest terms, osteoporosis a relatively common condition where a person’s bones become brittle and weak. Most people don’t know it, but our bodies constantly absorb old bone tissues and replace them with new bone tissues. Osteoporosis occurs when the creation of new bone tissue doesn’t keep up with our bodies’ removal of old bone tissue. "Hold it," you say to your doctor. "What exactly are you telling me here?" "Osteoporosis puts people who have it at a statistically much greater risk to fracture a bone," your doctor says. "And that's not good. Breaking bones, especially in people middle-aged and beyond, can be a complicated and painful affair." "So what can I do?" you say. Here's where your doctor tells you the good news. Treatments are available for osteoporosis. These treatments include switching to a healthier diet, medications, and exercise. "Wait," you say. "Exercise? How can that help?" Your doctor then tells you how study after study has shown that exercise at any age can keep a person’s bones stay healthy and strong. Your doctor then recommends weight-bearing, balancing, and/or stretching exercises to increase your bone density and fight your osteoporosis. "What kind of exercises should I try?" you ask. "Do you golf?" your doctor says. "No." "Do you walk?" "Sometimes." "Walk more. You can also try things like yoga and tai chi. Or resistance training with weights or bands. But stay away from high-impact exercise regimes. Those sometimes exacerbate rather than help the conditions of people who suffer from osteoporosis. OSTEOSTRONG is a type of bone strength training that makes use of low-impact, high-intensity exercises with the intent to increase bone density, thereby reducing the risk of fractures. 💪 Become STRONGER! Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/osteostr... 📖 Read UNBREAKABLE by Kyle Zagrodzky with a foreword by Tony Robbins! https://www.amazon.com/Unbreakable-Ky... ❤️ Join our conversation on Facebook   / osteostrong   📷 Engage with us on Instagram   / osteostrong.me   See what we are up to on LinkedIN   / osteostrong   ** No physical exercise is 100% safe, and neither is OsteoStrong. OsteoStrong provides a unique way to emulate a high impact load of force to achieve osteogenic loading, without the high impact. While not 100% safe, OsteoStrong is significantly safer than attempting high-impact force. OsteoStrong members have reported improved bone density, improved balance, improved strength, reduced joint pain, and reduced HbA1c. Results may vary. Consult your physician. Statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. OsteoStrong centers are independently owned and operated. OsteoStrong’s Science Advisor received his PhD from Rushmore University, certified/accredited in accordance with UK National Standards, but whose accreditation is not recognized in some jurisdictions. All rights reserved.