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Any info on Standard Process Calcifood for Osteoporosis?
Member Forum >> Food and Diet >> Any info on Standard Process Calcifood for Osteoporosis?

cjgrace Join Date: 2/4/2012 Posts Contributed: 487 Total Likes: 26 Recommends Recd: 3 Ignores Issued: 0 Certs & Awards: 1   Likes Recd: 0

Posted: 11/29/2014 8:55:23 AM   I just got another Dexascan showing continued bone loss inspite of my best efforts to over-take the onset of post menopausal osteoporosis using all the tools I have found here which I won't itemize. This week my Chiropractor recommended a standard process product called "Calcifood" which is raw bone meal and supposedly a food rather than a supplement. I stopped taking calcium years ago for my artery health. Does anyone here know of this product? Is there ever a case in which you would consider taking it?  In in my heart of hearts I think my central bone issue is hormonally driven which I am hitting head on, but is there anything I am missing?  Thanks so much, cj Tags:

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Posted: 11/30/2014 9:53:18 AM Back to Top   CJ. You need to look at your age and your T score in your hip and spine in order to know whether you have a problem or not.  Almost everyone's T score goes down with age.  Those are the minimal fundamentals here. Tags:

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Posted: 11/30/2014 11:56:35 AM Back to Top   Lconnelly: I will post my Tscores once I get the test in hand this week. Appreciate you directing me to a point of discernment. cj Tags: