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Secondary causes of decreased bone density

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Here's a nice, clear little article outlining some of the causes (other than aging) of bone thinning which can lead to osteoporosis if not treated, or managed:

americanbonehealth.org/bone...

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It does seem that the medical profession is still hooked on bisphosfonates even though they admit that they don't cure osteoporosis. The one thing that does work for many people is noticeable by its continuing absence, probably because it is a supplement.

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I note that the link doesn't work any more. I assume the post was removed by the American bone health forum. Which I have learned is sponsored by a suite of drug companies. :(

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