kobalt
10-31-2007, 02:49 PM
Hi Everyone,
I had my first bone scan done in September of 2005 and just had my last scan done in September of this year. I just got back from the doctor 30 minutes ago and got my latest results. Just to put everything into perspective I walk on an average of 6 days per week. I do lift some light weights nothing over 25lbs.
I started taking ezord as prescribed by them about 20 months ago. I also take 1000iu of vitamin D every day as well. I am not well versed up on what the numbers mean. I will give the old results and the new.
Sept 2005
Spine
Bone Mineral Density 0.946 g/cm
Loss of -24% compared to young adult
-2.4% SD compared to young adult
-2.4 T-Score
Age 60
Femur
.970 g/cm Bone Mineral Density
Loss of -9% compared to young adult
Loss of -0.8 SD compared to young adult
-0.8 T Score
55 Average for this BMD
Chronological Age 60
September 2007
Spine
0.971 g/cm BMD
Loss of -22% compared to young adult
Loss of -2.2% SD compared to young adult
-2.2 T Score
Age 62
Femur
1.022 g/cm BMD
Loss of -4% compared to young adult
Loss of -0.4 SD compared to young adult
-0.4 T Score
Average for this BMD 42
Chronological Age 62
Thats all folks
Regards to all
Kobalt
I had my first bone scan done in September of 2005 and just had my last scan done in September of this year. I just got back from the doctor 30 minutes ago and got my latest results. Just to put everything into perspective I walk on an average of 6 days per week. I do lift some light weights nothing over 25lbs.
I started taking ezord as prescribed by them about 20 months ago. I also take 1000iu of vitamin D every day as well. I am not well versed up on what the numbers mean. I will give the old results and the new.
Sept 2005
Spine
Bone Mineral Density 0.946 g/cm
Loss of -24% compared to young adult
-2.4% SD compared to young adult
-2.4 T-Score
Age 60
Femur
.970 g/cm Bone Mineral Density
Loss of -9% compared to young adult
Loss of -0.8 SD compared to young adult
-0.8 T Score
55 Average for this BMD
Chronological Age 60
September 2007
Spine
0.971 g/cm BMD
Loss of -22% compared to young adult
Loss of -2.2% SD compared to young adult
-2.2 T Score
Age 62
Femur
1.022 g/cm BMD
Loss of -4% compared to young adult
Loss of -0.4 SD compared to young adult
-0.4 T Score
Average for this BMD 42
Chronological Age 62
Thats all folks
Regards to all
Kobalt
Sponsor
DesertBloom
10-31-2007, 06:07 PM
Hi Kobalt: I don't know anything about ezorb, but your 2 year results look really good!!!
From the numbers you posted it looks like you increased your bone density in the spine by .2 and in the femur by .4. Those are good numbers for calcium supplements. I'm sure your exercising etc has helped a lot as well so CONGRATS on the improvement. Your femur scores are in the normal range and your spine is in the osteopenia range-Fantastic.
Keep up the good work!!
From the numbers you posted it looks like you increased your bone density in the spine by .2 and in the femur by .4. Those are good numbers for calcium supplements. I'm sure your exercising etc has helped a lot as well so CONGRATS on the improvement. Your femur scores are in the normal range and your spine is in the osteopenia range-Fantastic.
Keep up the good work!!
peppurr
10-31-2007, 06:17 PM
Fantastic! Very encouraging! Thanks so much for posting!:)
laluz
11-02-2007, 03:51 PM
Thank you for telling us the good news! It is encouraging for those of us trying ezorb, too.:angel:
sunny47
11-02-2007, 06:48 PM
Did the E-Zorb affect your blood calcium levels? Mine runs high normal; and my pcp is concerned if I that it I would end up in trouble.
kobalt
11-02-2007, 07:49 PM
My calcium levels were normal. This is after approx 18 mos of use. Taking dose recomended by ezorb. I know walking is good but I do not believe that walking builds bone.
Regards,
Kobalt
Regards,
Kobalt
sunny47
11-02-2007, 08:38 PM
Thanks for the response. Good to hear that your calcium level did not go up. I am still on the fence as to what to do. I recently had my last bone density and had improvement of spine and one hip and a little decrease one hip. I do walking plus light weight exercises. I also have fibromyalgia.