Bone loss PFS

[Helen]

Boron is also needed for bones, since it looks like boron is involved in the conversion of vitamin D into its active form. And lets say if you go into some kind of alkalosis and then get out of it. then all of a sudden you will be very low on calcium from food. And boron is needed to convert vitamin D to active form. And boron stops parathyroids from secreting PTH.

This is why some people cant tolerate magnesium. since the minute you take magnesium , body asks for the calcium. And if there is little boron, then the body will start taking this calcium from the bones.

 

[Reverse]

How old are these people? And could you describe these "line markers" in more detail? My wrists, hips, hands, feet, and face have all lost mass, but I don't see any lines.

They are in the mid twenties yrs of age but had the lines since before I met them.

The line markers are faint lines that appear in the wtists, hips, inside of forearms, bicep, etc...They look like faint/thin lines of pressure that do not go away. Also, the skin tends to wrinkle or collect in those areas more than normal, when performing movements that contract the skin, ex. doing push ups will cause the skin to collect more in the wrist area when compared to a person with no bone loss.

 

[Reverse]

Boron is also needed for bones, since it looks like boron is involved in the conversion of vitamin D into its active form. And lets say if you go into some kind of alkalosis and then get out of it. then all of a sudden you will be very low on calcium from food. And boron is needed to convert vitamin D to active form. And boron stops parathyroids from secreting PTH.

This is why some people cant tolerate magnesium. since the minute you take magnesium , body asks for the calcium. And if there is little boron, then the body will start taking this calcium from the bones.

Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge on this. I'm going to implement extra measures based on your info.

Hopefully I'll see results in a years time.

One thing I keep in mind is that the body will take more time to regenerate, heal, grow than it does to deteriorate. This is due to the general principle that nature easily goes toward producing and using less energy.

I imagine bone recovery, if possible, is much like going into space. It's gonna take ALOT of energy to get the rocket to go against gravity.

 

[Reverse]

You might have lactic acidosis which puts tons of pressure on calcium. Finasteride lowers NADPH, It might cause b1 deficiency , and without b1 you will have lactic acidosis.

Also you might try potassium bicarb. I know a person who I gave it to and he regrew the hole in his bone,. he had a bone cancer and cancer ate his bone and there was a hole. After I gave him potassium bicarb, the hole grew back.

What brand did of potassium bicarbonate did he take?

 

[JasonSky]

@Helen

From your understanding, is there any way to increase bone mass? I'm 22 but I've always had a lean build with small wrists/ankles etc. , so it would be nice to build up some mass if at all possible without HGH or something. I don't think I've lost any mass or density from PFS though

 

[Reverse]

Seems like we might be able to regenerate bone mass diameter, increase appositional growth.



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