2904: How to Reverse Osteoporosis and Osteopenia (The Data-Backed Formula That Actually Works)

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How can osteopenia and osteoporosis be reversed and who is at risk?

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Phil Vella 2:11
All right, today we're going to talk about how you can strengthen your bones, what the data says, and what really works. In fact, it works almost every time. Reverse osteopenia and osteoporosis. Get started now. Let's go.
Adam Schafer 2:26
I don't know what prompted you for this, but I know we've had some callers. I know we've had some clients that we've helped over here recently and that I think were really unaware because they were fit people. You see this. I think it's... I think there's an obvious group of people that everybody kind of assumes right away. They think of this like elderly population that is inactive, doesn't eat really well and frail. And so I think when you hear osteopenia or osteoporosis, you automatically go that. That direction. But there's actually a good percentage that also fall in the fitness category. And this looks really different. In fact, it's hard to spot for the average person. It's deceptive, yeah. You might see somebody, and I've seen this as young as in early 30s, all the way up to 40, 50-year-old, typically female clients of mine,

Why is getting stronger (not just lifting weights) critical for bone health?

Adam Schafer 3:25
who are ripped and lift weights and count their macros and train three to five – strength train three to five days a week. And they look amazing, but they have been under-caloried for so long.
Phil Vella 3:41
So I'm glad you said that. So we're going to get to all of that. But I'm glad you said that because there is this myth – this belief that osteoporosis, osteopenia is inevitable. If you get it, it's because you have genetics that cause you to get it. And stuff like what you said would actually enforce that idea. What are you talking about? I know this person over here works out all the time, and they have osteopenia. It's obviously something that you can't fix or reverse. The causes are genetic. Not true. Now, there are genetic predispositions to everything, But osteopenia and osteoporosis is not inevitable.

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