"Do YOU have a TOP 10 list of what to do when faced with a diagnosis of Osteoporosis/Osteopenia?"
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2022
- Dr. Keith McCormick, famed author of "The Whole-Body Approach to Osteoporosis: How to Improve Bone Strength and Reduce Your Fracture Risk", shares his checklist LIVE
on 'OsteoBoston' Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at 7 pm EST. Dr. McCormick's website: www.osteonaturals.com/
Studies referenced from Dr. Keith McCormick's talk:
1) Differential effects of teriparatide on BMD after treatment with raloxifene or alendronate Ettinger et al. 2004
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15068...
2) Effects of previous antiresorptive therapy on the bone mineral density response to two years of teriparatide treatment in postmenopausal women with osteoporosis
Boonen et al., 2008
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18160...
3) Early Responsiveness of Women with Osteoporosis to Teriparatide After Therapy with Alendronate or Risedronate
Paul D. Miller et al., 2008
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
4) Skeletal responses to romosozumab after 12 months of denosumab
Michael R. McClung et al., 2021
asbmr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com...
I would like to see if someone come up with a specific plan for someone that doesnt take pharmaceuticals. A diet, exercose and supplement program and how often to check the markers.
I agree with that because you always say you want to get to use medicine all the time
His book Great Bones is a comprehensive guide for those looking for a non-pharmaceutical approach for bone health.
I have taken prolia 3 times. How can I stop it? Please suggest me 🙏
@@ayashasiddika you can’t stop without switching to another medication such as bisphosphonates!
@@farrahfrench7690 thank you for replying. Doctor wants me to take zolendronic acid. I am wondering if this drug also has some negative impact
I would LOVE to know how to get the treatment spoken of… seriously. I have Keiser insurance. After bone density came back, I waited a week, but I did not hear from my doctor. When I texted her, her response was “take Fosamax. Let me know”- that’s it.! 5 words. When I texted her back to get a time to talk to her, she set up a time twice, but never phoned me. This is medical care today. ‘Work with your doctor’??? 😂😂😂
I asked for a reference to get skin checked after 2 skin cancers removed. She said “they don’t like to do that” and said she would check my moles. She didn’t. On her way out of the room. I asked her to check a mole on my back she looked down the neck of my shirt and said it was fine, but the mole was under my bra, so I don’t understand how she saw it! Lol x-ray vision? Perhaps!
I spend my days doing research and building my own plan of treatment. This level of care talked about is either imaginary or so expensive as to be unreachable. Plus I live in an area with extremely limited care..unless you travel a 2 hours to seek out help.
How do you get care for this condition? There are not specialists, oddly enough.
I sound negative..I know… but reality is SHOCKING. I never thought I would be so defeated by a system.
I had that experience years ago with a bone scan. Because I didn't want to take their drug they were rude to me. If I were you I would take all the supplements especially the D. Do a weight bearing program get the two tests that he recommends and make your own program. I found Kaiser to be worthless on just about everything. There's more up to date information on UA-cam anyway.
I had some basil cell on my face that they diagnosed and they wanted to do Moe's surgery. One was at the tip of my nose and I didn't want any Dr from Kaiser doing surgery on my nose so I opted to do the medicine that you put on your face to trigger your immune system and it worked. That was over 10 years ago and I haven't had any reoccurrence. My current health care allows me to get a skin check every year.
I agree. I am shocked by the cavalier responses of MD's to patient guestions. It seems a protocol is being checked off.
@@sandyweaver6686 sorry..just seeing this response.. but I am curious as to which cream you used to trigger your immune system?
I got a new doctor who referred me to dermatologist-My skin cancers have been squamous cell.. The MOHS went well on my nose.. got plastic surgery etc and is healing. The cancer was deeper than originally thought. They suggested using the chemo cream originally, but I wanted it over with so opted for surgery. Glad I did.
But I tend to get these cancers and would really like to know what you used to help! I’d love to avoid more issues!
Thanks so much
Yes.. Find a good doctor, that is a problem. ! yes where do we find a caring doctor….. that not how the system works……
you must be mindfull about it yourself, and that is a hell of a job….
Excellent interview. So informative. Thank you
This interview was incredible and so very informative!!
I found out age 81 years after a fracture of my femoral stem next day anterior hip replacement. Two weeks ahead I got the DEXA . Never had the numbers just told I had it. Got on oral monthly Alendronate. In July starting a bone clinic at UAB. I am getting around with my cane really could walk without but don’t want the brain to internalize my waddle. I am a retired teacher who still subs JH HS walk long hall and up stair waking up my gluteus medius. I have weights and get resistance with bar bells , ankle weights chest weights. I had gut issue cdiff constantly diarrhea. Treated with antibiotic. Better lately with Betaine HCL pepsin.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, Just ordered Keith's book.
Can you do a follow up with Dr. McCormick to discuss how he treated his osteoporosis and what his scans now show?
He took Forteo for 2 years followed by six months of Fosomax
Sorry I have been missing the meetings but you're doing a terrific job sharing the content, thank you so very much!
Glad you like them!
When ARE the meetings? TIA
Are there any endocrinologists in New England that specalize in Osteoporosis and do these measurements/insurance covers?
Very informative!
Thanks You for your words of Wisdom.
You are so welcome
THANK YOU FOR VIDEO ON OSTEOPOROSIS
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BLESSINGS FROM AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 🙏
How do I find a doctor that will treat my illness the way Dr. McCormick discusses in his book? I live in Central Massachusetts.
Great Job
thank you Lilian!
This video was good w/helpful basic info. Chronic corticosteroid use, ie prednisone is a common OP risk factor. Most MDs in videos on it don’t cover or just confirm it is, say take calcium, look at bone drugs or stop steroids. All lack detailed facts or advice (ideally w/images to make it easier. With Addison’s/ primary adrenal insufficiency (vs fatigue) just stopping isn’t an option or prob if on longterm. Most bone loss in first 6 mths due to rapid Ca depletion and other factors incl parathyroid. Def a complex subject but needed. Some studies say at 5mg or less min risk but others say risk at any dose. Thx 🙏 Edit: Forteo?
Thanks for excellent info can you share ideal morning urine ph? thanks for any info.
Is detailed lab testing covered by Medicare? I was having trouble even getting hemoglobin A1C covered until my doc coded it with hypertension.
Would love to hear his story about what he did and what his numbers are? What is currently doing? I assume he has osteoporosis? What's his osteoporosis story?
High calcium high vit d and osteoporosis the answer please
I have a T-score of -3.5 in my lumbar, but my CTX results are 589. Does the CTX indicate high turnover?
I have been told I need to take Prolia, my medication is causing my bones to deteriorate. even more. Having read all the problems it can cause to your health I am not sure if I want this drug. As I have re flux would I be affected by having Zoledronic acid 5mg/100ml infusion.? I think it would be difficult to get ctx tests done as I live in Cyprus but I will ask my GP. It is so refreshing to have all these medications explained to us. All my Dr said to me that many women are on it.!!!
How do you safely get off of bisphosphonate alendronate sodium?
Will dr. McCormick work with patients? What's a good way to contact him for a consult?
How does one get all of this testing? I live in France so not easy. All of the medication you mention never heard of. Some of the language was very complex to the lay person. Sorry but there is a need for simpler explanation
Thank you so much to hear about this with just finding out this week my Osteoporosis diagnosis at 70. I don't know my numbers, but my Endocrinologist strongly said to me to just take the Prolia...as I asked about the literature she then said she wouldn't read it because it's crap! She has rarely done any bloodwork. I'm Diabetic Autoimmune still, even after a Gastic Bypass several years ago. Been on long term insulin until given Ozempic long term, but only once a week instead of 4 injections a day. A full body scan shows a high calcium score! Im still fit and was planning to train to walk in a charity run 5k soon? I can add weights, heard about a chest vest... Was looking at Algeacal supplement. All RXs scare me. My Mother is bent over on a walker but she still drives at 92. We tried to get her to use an upright walker and go back to doing Yoga class. Her & my Dad's longevity is impressive, but their cognitive thinking is quickly deminishing. So, now I deal with the stress of not just helping them, but loosing them soon.
I feel fabulous when
I eat a high meat diet with low carb veggies., including dairy and fermented foods such as Kefir, Organic saurkraut, farm eggs, etc. I'm just going to have to listen to this summary of your suggestions again & agsin with pen in hand. I would not be able to read your book with stable cataracts & the beginning of slipping retinas. 😢 Maybe I can order your book to loan to my Dr!!! Praying to educate myself quickly. Thank you to this UA-cam post too! 😊
Have you had your parathyroid levels checked? My mum has hyperparathyroidism which means one of her 4 parathyroid glands is faulty. These glands are responsible for putting calcium in your bones. She was tested for this because her blood calcium levels were higher than normal. Indicating a problem with the parathyroid putting the calcium in the blood. Hope that makes sense - Google if not. Good luck.
Sorry just read your comment again - I assumed your calcium was high in your blood but maybe I’ve read that wrong and you are saying you have a high score in your bones.
The acids he spoke of need to be put up on the screen as he spoke so fast I couldn’t write the down.
why not add low dose estrogen further than 7 years after menopause
As a Chiropractor can Dr McCormick write prescriptions? In Texas this isn't done. If not then we would we get testing done through a dr here?
The prescription would be through your Primary doctor.
@@kathleenhorgan1153 Yes I know but sometimes your primary care doesn't want to do that
@@patriciadrank6543I agree. I was referred to an endocrinologist so pcp then washed her hands of the issue! Endo wouldn’t order ctx and p1np.
what is the name of the book please?
"The Whole-Body Approach to Osteoporosis: How to Improve Bone Strength and Reduce Your Fracture Risk"
Are you saying that autoimmune disease causes osteoclasts to break down bone?
Hello, how can I contact Dr.McCormick and is it possible to get treated by him via video consulations?
Sorry, this took me some time to respond! Hope this is helpful...
Tel: 413-253-9777 Fax: 413-253-7290
Sorry, I see it.
How do you get the alpha lipoic acid?
It's a supplement. Ask at local health food stores or online. I'm about to take again...
So much to research! Good luck... I have a recent Osteoporosis diagnosis, my Dr wants me to start Prolia. I have to prepare! 🙏
The talk seems to targeted to women exclusively. How do these drugs work on guys? My primary MD said the bisphosphinates don’t work that well to prevent vertebral fractures.
Since he himself has osteoporosis, I am going to guess that his book would address men’s treatment options.
Well, estrogen is not and option for people with a history of hormone positive breast cancer!
True. I’m one such case.
True that
I bought your book. But now I feel disappointment because you do not talk about very serious side effects of those medications. I thought you were not advocate of meds.
Very interesting but not feasible at all . Doctors will not take time to do that. Nor even discuss it with you.