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I went and had a life line screening and everything turned out normal except for the osteoporosis test. Turns out I'm at a high risk and should see a doctor. I'm debating this as I know they will only want to put me on a drug. Should I go or should I just ride it out and take vitamins for the cause. My T score test result was a -2.8 Anybody with any advice would be greatly appreciated. I just turned 58 and I weight 118.
-2.8 is not high risk for Osteoporosis it is Osteoporosis. Is that in your hip or spine? Osteo is nothing to fool around with unless you like living with pain, broken bones and even disfigurment and disability. You have an 8 times more chance of breaking a bone in a fall that a person without Osteo.
Let me tell you my story--I was 62 when I found out I had Osteo. My bones were so bad(-3.3 hip and -1.9 spine) that a swollen lymph gland actually pushed out my collar bone. I fell and broke my hip and had to have a hip replacement because as the surgeon said "your bones are mush" For 6 weeks I couldn't put weight on that leg and I was virtually housebound. My vertebrae had shrunk and would slip out and press on the nerves. Once I went for 3 weeks feeling like I had a broken arm. My neck vertebrae would slip out giving me not only pain in the neck, but excruciating earaches and headaches. Obviously I lived through a few years of hell, but gradually things began to get better
Now I'm 69. I took fosamax weekly for a while and the last 2 years I have been on Aclasta--a once yearly injection and I've had remarkable improvement. I'm happy to report That my last bone density report last September said my Hips were -1.9 and my spine was .09--very good for my age.
I will tell you about Osteo. We have 2 kinds of cells in our bodies Osteoclasts which break down old bone and remove it and Osteoblasts which build new bone. When we are children The Osteoblasts out number the Osteoclasts because children need to build bone. The Osteoblasts gradually decrease as we age. After Menopause we really start to lose bone because we don't have estrogen to protect us and the Osteoclasts now outnumber the Osteoblasts. Unless you have built up very strong bones and regularily takle enough Calcium and Vitamin D You will lose vital bone you can't afford to lose.
Men get Osteo too but tend to get it older because they have a bigger bone mass. You on the other hand have a small bone mass.
What I think you should do--
First see your doctor and decide which medication is best for you. Some is taken daily, some weekly, some monthly and some yearly. They are all Bisphosphonites. All the oral medications have specific instructions on how to take them. Be sure to read and follow then exactly.
Besides the Medication you must take Calcium and Vitamin D
The calcium can be from food or supliments. You need
1500 Mg of Calcium and 1000 IU of Vitamin D daiy.
The calcium should be taken in 500 mg doses because the body can only absorb 500 MG at a time. I have a 12 oz of milk in the morning. I take a multivitamin at noon that has 200mg and I balance the rest out with food, milk and or suppliments. The vitamin D can be taken anytime. I take 2000 IU. It makes the Calcium work so it is absolutely necessary.
Walking ir any exercise that puts stress on the bones is good because it strengthens them, but take it easy at first if you are not used to it.
I suggest you contact the Osteoporosis Society. They will send you out pamphlets that are helpful.
Since I was diagnosed I have made a point of finding out about Osteo. If you need more info I'll be around
Most people are allergic to the fillers in Medication not the Medication itself. I have a friend who can take Tylonol but can't take the genaric brand.
If you are allergic to the pill you have the option of taking the injection.
Most people who have trouble with this medication have it because they don't follow the exact instructions given with the med.
Of course you can be allergic to medications--I don't know what I was saying when I said the above. While some people are allergic to the fillers some are allergic to medications. I myself am allergic to sulpha. What I meant to say that I've never heard of anyone being allergic to this medication.
Some can't take it for other reasons and then the injection becomes an option.
Michelle, if you had the heel or finger scan for bone density (typical of the lifeline screenings), the results can be misleading. You really should see your doctor and have a DXA scan - both a baseline scan and a second scan anywhere from 1 - 2 years later to measure rate at which bone may be lost in order to have the most accurate information/diagnosis. The DXA will measure density at hip and spine.
I didn't know there was such a thing as a finger or heel scan. The only one I have heard of anyone in Canada having is the DXA scan. Maybe that's why they told Michelle she had a risk of Osteo.
I think every woman should have a DXA scan when they are approaching Menopause, just to get a baseline to work from. It's much easier to nip it in the bud than to wait and suffer the consequences.
Typically--at least here--If you have Osteo you go for a scan every 2 years. Every year if you have severe Osteo or have had a broken bone from it.
oilpainter, yes, there is smaller equipment that takes bone density readings from fingers or heels but those readings prove to be not nearly as accurate...my gyno had the finger scan machine in her office at one point (fee was approx $50), bit of a waste of time and money according to my endocrinologist/primary care physician.
Life Line Screening is a mobile ultrasound company that offers a package of screening tests for a minimal fee compared to a doctors office....I haven't used their services but suspect they would be using one of the lesser tests.
I agree women of that certain age, or those who have had a family history, other factors or who have had hyperactive thyroid as I have, go for the regular DXA scan. My endocrinologist takes the every 18-24 month test even a step further, she wants it scheduled on the same machine with the same technician for the most precise readings. The tech who has done my three is about my age, wonder what I will do when he retires in a few years :)
Mine was the heel test. They claim the bone in your heel are the closest to the bone in your hip when measured. Not a clue as to why but what do I know. After reading the last few posts I'm not as worried as I was. I am going to go see my regular MD and see what he has to say.
I get the feeling that he's going to say "Oh it's nothing, don't let it bother you",like he say's to everything I go to him for. Don't get me wrong he's a great MD it's just , who can you believe these days ??
While you are looking at the perscription drugs for osteoporosis, you may want to also look at exercise and a good calcium and vitamin D supplement with a high absorption rate (some have an absorption rate of less than 15% and the rest just passes through). I know this won't cure everyone's problem, but it may reduce the dosage needed for the perscriptions.
Sorry to weigh in late on this. but I've been on vacation.
Yes moriz8-- it is most important to go to the same place for your bone scan, for an acurate reading. Like weight scales the machines can be calibrated differently and you could get a false reading.
bigdogmom--Name brands and expensive Calcium tablets are no indication of the absorbtion. I for one don't like the mix of Calcium and Vitamin D--They do not include enough Vitamin D. Often they are in tablets of 600 MG. The body can only absorb 500 MG at a time so if you take them the extra just passes through the body--a waste.
Elemental Calcium Carbonate is absorbed better than Calcium Citrate, but Calcium Citrate is easier on the stomach. If you can't take the Calcium Carbonate, Calcium Citrate is better than not taking Calcium.
I take the cheapest elemental Calcium Carbonate I can buy in 500 MG tablets, and the cheapest Vitamin D in 1000IU and it works for me--my bone scans prove it.
Oilpainter, I never said the supplement had to be expensive, just absorbable. Too many vitamin & mineral supplements aren't absorbed into the body and just pass through. Many of the minerals will chrystalize in the body inhibiting absorption and may actually create free radicals which can damage the body. There are some supplements that offer a blend of calcium carbonate & calcium citrate. You have to shop,ask questions, and remember that what works for one person may not work for someone else.
I don't know where you got your ideas on absorbtion. Calcium does not chrystalize in the body. Absorbtion cannot not come with a guarantee from any suppliment maker. Anyone can say things, but that does not make it true.
One fact put out by the Osteoporosis society is that calcium suppliments(like most vitamin s and minerals) works best if taken with food.
The reason I mentioned what I take is the gain I have made in my bones--Proof positive that what I take works
Minimization of free radical damage by metal catalysis of multivitamin/ multimineral supplements
A B Rabovsky1, A M Komarov2, J Ivie1, and G.R. Buettner3
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Multivitamin/multimineral complexes are the most common dietary supplements. Besides quality ingredients and the amount of each ingredient in a product, bioavailability is a major concern. Unlike minerals in natural foods that are incorporated in bioorganic structures, minerals in dietary supplements are usually in an inorganic form: sulfates, chlorides, oxides etc. Unfortunately, the majority of minerals in these forms precipitate at the neutral pH of the small intestine, making absorption questionable. In addition, some minerals catalyze free radical generation, depending on their form. Thus, antioxidants in supplements could be oxidized during digestion.
That is one persons opinion, not the accepted opinion.
Would you and the esteemed doctor like to tell me just how you know when you are buying vitamins that it is absorbable--There is absolutely no way to tell.
As I said before--The best way to get the most out of suppliments--to help them be absorbed into the body-- is to take them at meal time with food. The body doesn't know if the vitamins are from food or suppliments
A doctor told me many year ago, "do not take supplements, If you are low on something it will show up in the blood work up and I will tell you". He said, "if you are anemic for instance, you take the appropriate supplement and it will help, but somewhere else it is doing a number on your body". Another doctor told me supplements are drugs, if they get rid of hot flashes, they are producing hormones and that is dangerous.
Vala-- not necessarily true. Blood work does not always tell one if you are low on something and I'm living proof.
When I was diagnosed with severe Osteoporosis I had normal blood calcium, but a severe lack of it in my bones. Blood calcium is no indicator whether or not you have Osteo. or anything wrong with your bones
Is it true that a blood test would show lack of some other vitamins and minerals-- I would think so, but not all
A T score that's greater than -2.5 SD indicates the presence of osteoporosis in a person. Since your score is -2.8, it seems you are already suffering from osteoporosis. It's best for you to start treatment as soon as possible. The goal of osteoporosis treatment is to reduce pain and minimize further bone loss. You can manage your disease by maintaining an appropriate weight, minimizing caffeine and alcohol consumption, and quitting cigarettes if you are habituated to them.
Your advice would have Osteo patient getting worse. Maintaining appropriate weight(whatever that is)--although desirable it's not necessary.
Caffine, alcohol and cigarettes are only a small part of the whole.
If you want to get to the biggies try--weight bearing exercise, adequate intake of Calcium and Vitamin D and Medication That's how you manage Osteo.
I did have the full body scan and the results were quite different. I'm leaning more towards osteopenia and the dr told me, that is common for my age..(58)...I am now taking mega doses of D. Praying alot also...Thanks everyone, I enjoyed all the comments and help given. My new scare is high cholesterol, which I posted above about....getting old sucks !!


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shade and trees? Understory tree is your best bet for it to continue looking good but they aren't all that fond of pots so there ya go. A dilema. Maybe you could get 2 and rotate them like office plants? That would broaden your options.
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My pick for this location would be a small palm or cycad from the mountains of northeastern Mexico. Plants from this region are a specialty of Yucca-Do Nursery. Options include Chamaedorea radicalis, Brahea moorei, Dioon edule, and Ceratozamia hildae. These naturally grow in shady rock crevices where the climate is warm and humid.
Maybe: China Doll, Serpent Tree, Emerald Tree "Radermachera sinica"? I have one that's been in a pot as long as I can remember (it was my mother's before they started traveling full time, I'd be surprised if it wasn't at least 20 years old) and while one trunk died back, another had sprouted before the old one really declined. I bring it into a greenhouse every winter, as did my mother in San Antonio, and it's never dropped its leaves. It's perfectly happy under the mature oak tree that it lives under in the spring/summer/fall, and kept growing in the greenhouse this past winter. Yes, it's going to look funny, oh well.
You might also look at philodendrons (I have a split-leaf variety that gets the same treatment as the China Doll) or a Dracaena (I have a couple different varieties that also live under the oak tree when it's warm and in the greenhouse when it's cold). Probably any large tropical plant/small tree would work provided you protected it (pulled it inside or in the garage) whenever you had freezing weather and covered it (or made sure it was in a warm, protected spot) when it drops below about 40.
I like the sound of that false bamboo. Do you just watch for specimens that have gotten too tall? Will they stay that way? Are they invasive, like bamboo?
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Tiger Woods has made it official. He is scheduled to return to competition at this year's Masters Tournament April 5-11. I'm sure the PGA couldn't be happier.
His return to golf will surely mean bigger television ratings and added ticket sales. Both things should result in increased revenue for the slumping tour. He's the CPR the golf doctor ordered.
I've already written a column about Tiger and his indiscretions and his public apology. I really don't have much more to say about that issue. What I'm most interested in now is how the fans will react to him when he steps up to that first tee box.
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I'd like to take an unscientific poll. You can simply e-mail me the word "boo" or "yeah" depending on how you would react if you were to see Tiger up close and personal. I'll keep track of the votes, and we'll see if it mirrors what's going to happen to him on the national level. Feel free to add any comments supporting your position if you so desire. I say, "Yeah!"
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The saga isn't quite over.
Barbara Casey, who worked as the director of production in the American Humane Association's film and television unit, has filed a lawsuit against her former employer and HBO. Casey says she worked for AHA for 13 years and is suing the organization for allegedly wrongfully terminating her in January 2012. She's also suing HBO and Luck producer Stewart Productions for aiding and abetting an alleged abuse cover-up months before the series was put to sleep.
According to the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, Casey says the AHA observed drugged horses, underweight and/or sick horses routinely used for work on the show, the misidentification of horses by producers so that animal safety reps couldn't track their medical histories and more.
Casey says HBO and Stewart Productions wanted to save time and money and that rather than cooperate with AHA, the production companies pressured the organization to allow them to violate the AHA's animal safety standards.
In a statement to The Hollywood Reporter, HBO says: "We took every precaution to ensure that our horses were treated humanely and with the utmost care, exceeding every safeguard of all protocols and guidelines required of the production. Barbara Casey was not an employee of HBO, and any questions regarding her employment should be directed to the AHA."
The AHA did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The AHA -- which holds a trademark on the "No animals were harmed" phrase -- allegedly went along with the producers over Casey's objections and her desire to contact law enforcement authorities.
"AHA bowed to political and financial pressure and refused to report the Production Defendants' conduct to the authorities," Casey alleges in the suit. "AHA instructed Plaintiff not to report such conduct. AHA engaged in efforts to conceal and cover up the production defendants' criminal activities."
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I picked this up at CVS for under $4 along with another lip cream (Milan). The color on the outside of the tube for this one was fairly close - but not 100% (with Milan, the color of the product inside was vastly different from the color on the outside of the tube). Amsterdam applies as a bright red with just a slight hint of orange in it making it probably better for those who lean towards warm tones or are at least neutral. High marks for ease of application, dries down pretty quickly, feels like you aren't wearing any lip product at all - so truly matte. Transferring is really minimal. But with any matte lip products, make sure your lips are in good shape overall before applying. I can completely see how these matte lip creams would really accentuate chapped, dry or flaky lips. Even though the packaging color varies from what is actually inside, the sale price on these makes them worth a gamble and they are a nice compact size to toss in your purse, travel bag or briefcase.
on 3/6/2015 12:42:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
I seem to be firmly in camp dislike for the soft matte lip creams. They just don't work well for me. They are a peely gross mess. They make my mouth look.... Fuzzy? I don't even know if that is a good description. Blech.
on 2/21/2015 12:13:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Other, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Wow, I love this product! I am always on the lookout for a perfect red lip colour - this may be it! This is a lovely cream product which goes on easily and is super pigmented. It takes a little while for this to set however, so it's best to leave a little time for drying before eating or drinking. Once set, it's long lasting. I love the colour, it's like an orangey red and really suits my NW20 skin. And the price is soooo reasonable. Have gone on to buy this products in other shades.
on 2/17/2015 8:02:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Other, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Looooove this stuff! The smell is addicting too! Smells like cake frosting
on 1/23/2015 9:33:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
My lips get dry and chapped easily, but this product does not dry them. I do use a tiny bit of balm under it though.
I love the finish and the wear, it stays put for a long time. I'm a messy eater and even after eating a sloppy plate of curry this lip cream was still there.
The colour is a nice true red that can be build up, but honestly, there's no need for many layers. It is pigmented enough that just one layer covers my lips nicely.
on 12/29/2014 6:19:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Relaxed, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Love this lip cream, plus the color is beautiful! I wore this to a Christmas party & it lasted until I ate dinner. Only had to re-apply once that night. It didn't even rub off when I kissed my boyfriend! It is a matte cream so it was very weird on my lips for the first time but I got use to it where you don't remember about it being on. Now I need to try out all the other beautiful colors that they have!
on 11/13/2014 8:05:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
The Soft Matte Lip Creams are very nice on the lips but keep in mind they are MATTE products, they will not be moisturizing and they are not like balm. That being said, unlike most matte products, this doesn't dry the lips, in fact, after it dries it feels like nothing is on the lips not balm, not gloss, not a drying lipstick. If anything it almost feels like a cream lipstick. Very lightweight and long lasting. I wore each of these for a full 9hr work day and only had to reapply after lunch. One of the best parts is, unless you are eating or it isn't dry all the way yet, it doesn't transfer. That's right mess free kisses and ring free coffee mugs.
Now on to the color Amsterdam.
It is a very nice pinkie red that leans a little warm, but not too much. It is buildable and can be worn just about anywhere. It all depends on the intensity you build.
Give it a try they are only $4-$6
on 8/19/2014 5:20:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This is one of my all-time favorite lip products. This is my first red lip product and for people trying to ease their way into reds, I highly recommend this color. It is a light red with a pink undertone and would probably look good on all skintones. What I also really like is that it's very easy to change the intensity of the color- apply with a heavier hand and it's a really gorgeous, stand-out (but not like you're going to the club) red. Apply lighter and blot a bit away, and it's perfect for even the work place.
The application is flawless. It's so easy to put on. The texture is great, not drying at all and the best part is, it doesn't feel like you have anything on your lips! Very lightweight.
The finish is matte. I didn't realize a cream lip product could finish matte, but it's great. I look very put together and vintage-style when I wear this.
Staying power is better than I have ever experienced. For example, today I put it on around 9 AM. I drank coffee, ate lunch, blah blah, and here it is 5:15 PM. IT IS STILL ON MY LIPS. not as perfect looking as when I first applied it in the morning obviously, but clearly still there and looks great. I've never had a lipstick/gloss completely stay on my lips through eating a meal, and for eight full hours and still counting! I did not have to apply once throughout the day.
Packaging is perfect, a nice little tube that isn't big/bulky at all, but I feel like the tube will last a long time.
I was looking for a slightly pinky red, so my first red lip product wasn't so scary-looking. I normally look good in pinks so I wanted a pink-toned red to ease this process. Got exactly what I was looking for!
on 5/3/2014 10:50:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Fine
Eyes: Black
I own three of these babies, and this has to be my favorite color.
Amsterdam was given to me as a Christmas gift by my mother. It's a slightly bold red that makes your teeth appear whiter, and gives you a comfortably fierce look. I like to wear it a lot when I go out.
I like to exfoliate my lips first (which can easily and cheaply be done by rubbing a moist washcloth in circles on your lips.) for no flaking, moisturize for 15+ minutes (by applying some sort of moisturizing balm like Nivea or just plain ol' Chapstick while apply other makeup), then applying 2-3 coats for a full colored lip.
A plus to me for the whole Soft Matte Lip Cream collection is their nice, sweet vanilla scent. I can't get enough of these.
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- Continental Breakfast
- Shuttle bus service
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
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Honeymoon Day 7
Another day, another travel schedule. Our second morning in Barcelona was a short one in Spain as we needed to catch the train to the airport around 9am on our way to Lisbon, our last city on the trip. We had packed a little bit the night before which made the morning less stressful. After getting ready we took a walk to the same breakfast spot we had hit the morning before, Cafe Oasis just a block away. We ordered the same exact things as the morning before ...
Lavish lisbon
... until the next tram was due to arrive. Time seemed to slow as we watched our numbers count from 17 down to 1, and then, right before my eyes, they jumped back up to 8! There were a few nutters hanging around the tram stop so we were eager to get the hell out of there! We eventually got on, got off and headed for the hostel. We had a booking with a place called 'The Famous Crows'. It was a great hostel with new bathrooms, a nice kitchen and lovely staff but was one of the smaller hostels ...
Seeing the sights by bus
... up to the top of the Castelo district to see Sao Jorge Castle is well worth it, the views are excellent from up there.
It is also worth wandering sometimes, especially through a couple of districts called Alfama and Barrio Alto. Alfama is the oldest district in Lisbon and very important for the cultural identity of the city. It is also the home of Fado, the melancholy guitar-based music famous in Portugal. Barrio Alto is home to an ...
A Visit to Sintra and the summer palaces
... to be near royalty also built their estates nearby so there are plenty of "palaces" in the area.
We visited the National Palace(Palacio National), which dates to the 15th century and is the oldest palace in the area. Originally started as a hunting lodge it was expanded over time and now meanders over the hillside with multiple levels and corresponding steps that need to be traversed. Although it has been called the Versailles of Portugal it ...
Portugal, Part III
... my own. If I could do that, Europe is a piece of cake.)
Anyway, everyone made it to the flight on time and we all got home safely. I headed back to celebrate Sarah's birthday with a special dinner. I gave her the necklace I bought for her in Sintra. :)
Now, I have to get back to reality (is this even reality?) and do some actual homework before the next week starts. More plans, more excitement, and more adventure await.