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FAQs - Click Question For Answer

Can I take Osteo FX with my medication?

Certainly can. All bone meds require calcium supplementation and Osteo-FX is the highest quality calcium available. Strontium is another important nutrient.

Will Osteo FX interfere with my medication?

Osteo-FX along with the 90 essential nutrients may enhance the efficacy of your medication. Consult your healthcare professional before using this product with medication.

Will exercise fix my bone and joints?

No, exercise without supplementation is suicide. When you sweat, you sweat minerals. You need to replace what you sweat out or you will develop a mineral deficiency disease that could be fatal.

Can I buy Osteo FX in stores?

Youngevity products are not available in retail stores. They're exclusivly sold through independent distributors.

Can I get enough calcium from my food?

It's nearly impossible to get your mineral needs met from food. The soils are depleted of minerals like calcium from over farming and rarely replaced. Fruits and vegetables don't make minerals they absorb them. If they're not in the soil they arn't in the food.

Does strontium or any of the ingredients cause side effects?

Natural strontium like strontium citrate has been shown in clinical trials and public usage to be completely safe. All of the ingredients are not only safe but are critically important for your bone health.

Does Osteo FX cause gas or bloating?

The majority of people who experience gastrointestinal side effects from regular calcium supplements have no issue with Osteo-FX. These digestive troubles usually come from consuming rock-sourced calcium, which our bodies are not designed to digest.


Plant calcium on the other hand, like the kind found in Osteo FX contain a wide variety of balancing nutrients including magnesium, which make it easier to digest.


We recommend that you split your daily dose, half for breakfast and the other half 1 hour before going to bed. Taking Osteo-FX with food increases absorption and reduces your likelihood of experiencing gastrointestinal issues.

Does Osteo Fx contain pollutants or harmful ingredients?

NSF third-party testing helps ensure that our clients get the highest quality and safest products. It also verifies that what's listed on the label is truly contained in the product.

Does Osteo FX cause side effects like kidney stones or blocked arteries?

Osteo-FX doesn't cause side effects like kidney stones or arterial calcification. Osteo-FX is natural, plant-sourced calcium that is easy for your body to absorb.


It’s similar to calcium you get from eating vegetables such as lettuce, carrots and cucumbers. It has been shown that calcium from food sources does not increase soft tissue calcification.


This is because foods that naturally contain calcium also contain other minerals, which helps drive calcium directly into your bones rather than your soft tissues like your arteries, kidneys or eyes. Additional magnesium, boron, copper, zinc and vitamin D3 are added into Osteo-FX to optimize absorption.

What is Dr. Wallach's bad food list?

Wheat


Barley


Rye


Oats, Oatmeal – even if it says that it’s gluten free.


Fried Food – nothing fried! You should boil, broil or bake and never more than medium rare for red meat.


Oils – Oxidize when they come into contact with the air (become rancid). Since almost all oil is continually exposed to some air from the time it is produced, the process of oxidation has begun in even the freshest oil. These oxidized oils cause inflammation and cell damage.


Well done red meat (IE No burned fats) – (rare or medium-rare is ok!) If you grill your food, try to have something between the food and the fire (like aluminium foil) so the juice doesn’t drip onto the flame and deposit dangerous things on the meat.


Processed meats with added nitrates – (ie: deli meats) tell your butcher NO NITRATES or NITRITES!


No carbonated drinks of any kind within one hour before, during or one hour after meals.


Skin of a baked potato (or yam, or sweet potato). If you boil a potato, you can eat the skins.

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