Test BONE STRENGTH With NEW REMS Technology
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Feeling unsure about your bone density results? You're not alone! Many people question their test outcomes, especially if they're smaller or thinner. 🤔 Introducing a game-changer: the REMS Echolight. This innovative device uses ultrasound-not radiation-to measure bone density and assess bone fragility more accurately. 🚀🦴
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What about those of us who can't make it to Boston? How many years is it going to take for this technology to be available in the rest of the U.S.?
Echolight is an Italian company that boasts a significant presence across Europe. However, the adoption and distribution of Echo Light/REMS technology in the United States have encountered some challenges. These primarily revolve around the initial investment required and the complexities of the American medical reimbursement system, particularly the absence of a dedicated CPT code for such scans. As a result, most physicians are offering this as a fee-for-service evaluation.
While we do not have a direct partnership with EchoLight Corporate, we've been actively collaborating with pioneering doctors like Dr. Bush and Dr. Zambito. These professionals have been instrumental in raising awareness about the benefits of Echo Light/REMS scans. To further our mission, we organize grassroots clinics in major cities across the country. These events are aimed at introducing this cutting-edge technology to the public, serving as a vital community service.
If you can't make it our Boston clinic, you can add your name to our mailing list at the bottom of this page to be notified of future events! drbrown.cc/2024events
I just had the Rems testing. I was going to go to North Carolina and it became available in Tampa Florida which is much closer . Hope this helps.
LIke so many other medical tests (mammograms vs thermography) I'm really glad to see more options available. I'm thin, active and very healthy but my DEXA results are always showing less and less bone mass. Something is not right! Leave it to Europe to find a better option, perhaps their medical system is not corrupt like in the US. (driven by the Pharm industry)
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Dr. Brown, thank you for your useful information about REMS Echolight testing. I live in San Francisco and my DEXA T-score is -4.2. Please give me some advice. Thank you.
If you email our team at helpdesk@betterbones.com we can gather more information to help better assist you and offer recommendations!
You are describing me, I’d love to be able to have this test, but I live in Australia.
Echolight Locations in Australia
Cheltenham Location
85 Argus Street
Cheltenham, Victoria 3192
Australia
Hawthorn OsteoStrong
585 Burwood Rd
Hawthorn, VIC 3122
Australia
OsteoStrong South Melbourne
378 Clarendon St
South Melbourne, VIC 3205
Australia
Book a scan at one of these locations here: echolight.com.au/booking/
If there is not one in your area, you can also register your interest.
After you get a scan, please report back to us on your experience and how it compared to any previous DEXA testing. Are you in the green or the red? We have many incredible resources to guide you through your bone health journey, and we are here to help you!
@DrSusanBrown @leeanneburchell7053 There is now one in Spring Hill, Brisbane. Available for bookings every Tuesday. I'm booked for mine at the end of the month. I had registered for Echolight to email me when they had one in Brisbane. Really looking forward to it as it's 18 months since my Dexa scan.
@@annetteb6119 thank you for the update, I actually live in Melbourne, so I’ll call the Cheltenham branch. Do you know if I need a doctors referral ?
Good luck with your scan 🤞🏻
@@leeanneburchell7053 Hi Leeanne, no you don't need a referral
@@leeanneburchell7053 You don't need a referral. If you go to their website go to book a scan and it will give you days and times available, they will then email you all the paperwork to fill out prior to your appointment. Cheers Annette
Can the doctors please come to Rhode Island? Is there Rems Echolight testing anywhere in RI at this time? 🙏
Thanks for your interest in getting a REMS scan! While we aren't directly partnered with REMS or Echolight, we are thrilled to work alongside trailblazing doctors like Dr. Bush and Dr. Zambito who are key in promoting the advantages of REMS. To spread the word, we organize grassroots clinics in major cities nationwide-a crucial community service.
Our next clinic is coming up in Boston! For more details and to sign up, please visit drbrown.cc/2024events.
If you'd like updates on future events in your area, feel free to email us at helpdesk@betterbones.com with your name and state, and we'll keep you informed when we host an event near you!
Hello Dr.Susan.how r you.can we make any question and have a response from you.thank you
Hello! What's your question? You can also feel free to reach out to our team directly at helpdesk@alkalineforlife.com
Where in Boston, and who do I contact?
Hi all the information is on this page here: shop.betterbones.com/pages/rems-events
Thanks
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Read about this, but can’t find it in my area…………
Thanks for your interest in getting a REMS scan! While we aren't directly partnered with REMS or Echolight, we are thrilled to work alongside trailblazing doctors like Dr. Bush and Dr. Zambito who are key in promoting the advantages of REMS. To spread the word, we organize grassroots clinics in major cities nationwide-a crucial community service.
Our next clinic is coming up in Boston! For more details and to sign up, please visit drbrown.cc/2024events.
If you'd like updates on future events in your area, feel free to email us at helpdesk@betterbones.com with your name and state, and we'll keep you informed when we host an event near you!
I don't like people saying that just because a woman is thin she's going to automatically have osteoporosis but overweight and obese people can get osteoporosis too,
I can understand being severely unhealthy underweight to the point where you're barely eating food but a woman who is thin and petite who's not overweight not fat but eats a healthy diet why would that automatically cause osteoporosis just because she's thin? I heard someone say that women with flat stomachs are at risk for osteoporosis that's ridiculous!!! It's more about being healthy and getting your nutrition
Of course! While being thin does not automatically equate to developing osteoporosis, it's interesting to note that in my decades of experience, many women diagnosed with osteoporosis have indeed been on the thinner side. But being thin alone doesn't automatically lead to osteoporosis. There are some reasons why being thinner can be linked to higher risk, like having less body fat which can mean lower estrogen levels-essential for healthy bones. Also, not getting enough crucial nutrients can be a factor regardless of body weight.
Another key point is exercise, especially strength training. Building muscle helps build bone too! Engaging in regular physical activity that includes weight-bearing and muscle-strengthening exercises can significantly help improve bone density.
It’s really about the bigger picture, including genetics and how active we are, that plays a big role in bone health. Whether you're thin or not, it’s super important to eat well, stay active, and follow a natural bone health program such as our Better Bones Solution: shop.betterbones.com/pages/courses-winter-sale which offers 6 Steps of diet, exercise, assessing your background, mental health, and more to stay stronger, longer!
For more detailed info on how to keep your bones healthy, feel free to check out our resources: www.betterbones.com. Hope this helps clarify things a bit! Take care and here's to strong bones and muscles! 💪🦴
@@DrSusanBrown I definitely agree
I'm a perfect example I was thin my whole adult life but I was thin the unhealthy way by not eating enough nutrition not getting enough protein doing lots of cardio but not eating enough calories to support the amount of exercise I was doing, I didn't start strength training and eating an actual healthy balanced until I was diagnosed back in 2022 ,,
Before I was diagnosed I mostly cared about keeping the calories and fat low , but I was mostly getting dietary fat from plant foods missing out on the healthy fats that come from cheese eggs and fish
I think my body looks much healthier now that I have developed muscle
I do want to be thin but not unhealthy thin,, only healthy lean thin with muscle , I'm going to have my dexa scan soon now that it's been two years since diagnosed I really hope I see improvements
Because my diet today is so so much healthier than it's ever been my whole adult life 🙏🏻 I also didn't menstruate for years from age 21 to age 31 because of how lacking in nutrition my diet was at the time
But no doctors back then told me that this could happen to me if I didn't get my period 😓
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