I have been taking the Onera program for two years. My bone density has improved a lot without taking any medications. I'm no longer oesteoporotic thanks to professor Belinda Beck, even though I'm still in the osteopenia category. The exercise not only helped my bone, but in overall fitness. It's a pity that not many people know about this program.
Superb that I’ve come across your channel. Great to learn more on this topic. I just recently got diagnosed with osteoporsis. Am a Belgian lady age 56. Love to strengthen my bones in a natural way and yes I am willing to make a huge effort. Love to check out more topics on your channel. Huge thanks from Belgium 🌟🙏🌟
Thank you for this interview - great questioning and Belinda is always great to listen to. I am undertaking the Onero program, just as Belinda explained, under the supervision of a physiotherapist. The Onero program does not include the dietary advice though, just the exercise and the balance work. I'm nearly 7 months into the program and have had significant straightening in my upper back, gaining 1 cm in height, so I know that the exercises are making a difference. I am also now jumping - but I've had to work up to that. I'd encourage any woman with osteopenia or osteoporosis to check out the Onero program and see if there is a physio near them who can help you out, because doctors only prescribe medication, tell you to eat calcium and to do "load bearing" exercise but really focus only on the medications. The medications might be necessary, but have serious side effects especially over a long term. Osteoporosis is preventable and doctors and the medical profession should be doing more especially for menopausal women to watch out for the red flags. My doctor NEVER spoke to me about Osteo and I ended up with it. Bitterly disappointed in the medical approach to Osteo and thank Belinka for her dedicated work on improving bone health and bone strength for (mostly) older women and men.
I wish there was this program here in the US. I can't find a qualified PT to work with, and gym trainers aren't qualified for osteoporosis. Can't find any info on specific types of exercises that DO help either, and how to safely build up to the appropriate weight that is effective.
Hi, check out this presentation - the speaker mentions a US-based PT who trains to the LiftMor program. th-cam.com/video/epvQJkP-aYI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eIiMFGBP7CnaUDl7 Later next month, look for another OsteoBoston video, “Unwrapping the Liftmore Protocol” with Sarah Purcell
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I have been taking the Onera program for two years. My bone density has improved a lot without taking any medications. I'm no longer oesteoporotic thanks to professor Belinda Beck, even though I'm still in the osteopenia category. The exercise not only helped my bone, but in overall fitness. It's a pity that not many people know about this program.
Please write how much exactly you improved
Question… were there any surprises regarding what to eat? I’m curious because I am a vegetarian.
Superb that I’ve come across your channel. Great to learn more on this topic. I just recently got diagnosed with osteoporsis. Am a Belgian lady age 56. Love to strengthen my bones in a natural way and yes I am willing to make a huge effort. Love to check out more topics on your channel. Huge thanks from Belgium 🌟🙏🌟
Thank you for this interview - great questioning and Belinda is always great to listen to. I am undertaking the Onero program, just as Belinda explained, under the supervision of a physiotherapist. The Onero program does not include the dietary advice though, just the exercise and the balance work. I'm nearly 7 months into the program and have had significant straightening in my upper back, gaining 1 cm in height, so I know that the exercises are making a difference. I am also now jumping - but I've had to work up to that. I'd encourage any woman with osteopenia or osteoporosis to check out the Onero program and see if there is a physio near them who can help you out, because doctors only prescribe medication, tell you to eat calcium and to do "load bearing" exercise but really focus only on the medications. The medications might be necessary, but have serious side effects especially over a long term. Osteoporosis is preventable and doctors and the medical profession should be doing more especially for menopausal women to watch out for the red flags. My doctor NEVER spoke to me about Osteo and I ended up with it. Bitterly disappointed in the medical approach to Osteo and thank Belinka for her dedicated work on improving bone health and bone strength for (mostly) older women and men.
I wish there was this program here in the US. I can't find a qualified PT to work with, and gym trainers aren't qualified for osteoporosis. Can't find any info on specific types of exercises that DO help either, and how to safely build up to the appropriate weight that is effective.
Hi, check out this presentation - the speaker mentions a US-based PT who trains to the LiftMor program. th-cam.com/video/epvQJkP-aYI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eIiMFGBP7CnaUDl7
Later next month, look for another OsteoBoston video, “Unwrapping the Liftmore Protocol” with Sarah Purcell
Hi. I’ve sent you a message with some info on other types of programmes, but it looks like my message has been deleted.
I will be starting the Bone Clinics program in my area.
Locations in the USA? Teach us 65 year olds.
We don't have this in the UK.😢