Osteo Check
Although bone loss in women normally begins at about
age 35 in most industrialized countries of the World, the risk for fracture
does not usually become significant until mid to late 50's.
Termed osteoporosis, this "silent disease" is usually accelerated by aging
and is further promoted by exposure to dietary and environmental chemicals
The best prevention is proper diet, avoiding chemicals, sufficient exercise,
stress management, and optimal progesterone levels. Osteoblast cells build new
bone tissue and are most encouraged to build new bone by natural progesterone.
How Osteoporosis Can Effect You
Most people (including men) have no symptoms until they
experience a fracture. This often occurs to the spine, hip or wrist. When the
bones become brittle, normal daily activities such as sneezing, rolling over in
bed, or picking up a heavy object can break a rib, the hip or the forearm!
What follows is a list of conditions and attributes that may put you at an increased
risk of developing osteoporosis. If any of these statements applies to you, OsteoCheck
will be an meaningful method for assessing your individual risk factors:
Fluoridated water and dental products that contain fluoride
Family history of osteoporosis
Post-Menopausal
Hysterectomy
History of chronic low back pain for more than 15 years
A diet high in caffeine, animal protein, carbonated beverages & sodium and low in calcium, vitamin D and vitamin K
White or Asian female
Having a small frame, fair complexion, or hormone imbalances
An inactive lifestyle with little or no exercise
Low Progesterone
Stress
How does OsteoCheck work?
OsteoCheck is an easy-to-use, safe, and reliable health screen
that determines your rate of bone loss. This non-invasive and inexpensive health
screen provides you the accuracy of a laboratory analysis from a sample you collect
in the comfort of your own home. Using a urine sample, OsteoCheck assesses your rate
of bone loss by measuring the amount of deoxypyridinoline (D-Pyd), a collagen cross
link, that appears in your urine during bone breakdown. The greater the amounts of
this biochemical marker that are found in your urine, the greater your rate of bone
loss.
What do I do when I recieve my results?
The OsteoCheck health screen will help you assess the effects
of your diet, exercise regimen, exposure to petro- chemicals and the effectiveness
of your progesterone cream. If necessary, You and your health care provider can
develop a dietary / lifestyle regimen to slow down your rate of bone loss and even
reverse existing damage.
That's the benefit you get from diagnostic
WHAT TO DO NOW...
Ordering is as simple as our health screens. In fact, you can order your health
screens right here on our website. Your health screens will be delivered to you
within a few days, putting you well on your way to achieving optimal health.
To Order Osteo Check please Click Here.
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