Tag: Diabetes

Reversing Osteoporosis with OsteoStrong

OsteoStrong Success Story – Katherine Reese – Age 57

Katherine was diagnosed with severe osteoporosis in her spine, her bone scan revealed she had a T-Score of -4. Concerned and worried about her condition Katherine met with her doctor to discuss her options. Her doctor recommended that she be put on prescription medication which would hopefully reverse her severe osteoporosis.  After a year of being on prescription medication Katherine returned to her doctor to recieve yet another bone scan, but still there was no improvement.

Then in 2011 Katherine signed up with Osteostrong. After just 12 months of being with OsteoStrong Katherine’s T-Score in her spine went from -4 to -2.4!!! In just one year Osteostrong helped Katherine improve her bone density and reverse her osteoporosis. Katherine’s spine is no longer in osteoporosis!  No drugs or no prescription medication necessary! Just one 15 minute session per week! How does that sound?

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Osteogenic Loading and T2Diabetes – Simplified

LOWER YOUR A1C IN 7 MINUTES ONCE A WEEK

Structural fatigue of a cell instead of fuel fatigue:

With conventional resistance exercise, individuals fatigue muscle cells based on the fuel available and the rate of use. As the fuel of the muscle is used (ATP, Glycogen, and Creatine Phosphate in that order), the nervous system sees a need to replace these fuels.  If the use was rapid, the body may respond to store more than there was before.  OL is different.  When an individual does an OL session, the fatigue is NOT fuel related. Rather, it fatigues the structure of the muscle cell. As the contraction continues, the nervous system sees the structure deficit, thereby stimulating a structural adaptation that begins to build new myofibrils. New structure in the muscle creates new insulin receptors and this lowers resting blood glucose levels and improves the condition of an individual with metabolic disease (preT2 or T2Db).

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