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Posted 23/05/2010 17:16:02 Post #1931
 

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I am considering using a nutritionist or going to one of Marilyn Glenvilles's clinics after reading her book on osteoporosis.

I would be intersted in hearing others experience. Is it really beneficial?

Posted 10/06/2010 14:09:43 Post #2037
 

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I too have often thought of going to a nutritional/alternative clinic such as the Hale or M. Glanville's and will wait to see if you get any replies. If my consultant was at all willing to discuss nutrition I wouldn't feel the need to (I'm quite a distance from London) but he isn't! If I'd been given any real help with diet,supplements and the exercise side of things after being diagnosed and not seen any improvement after a year (I seem to be luckier than some in being offered regular scans)  I might then be more prepared to give in and take the recommended medication.
Posted 29/06/2010 14:27:33 Post #2135
 

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Hii - I've just registered and have posted this sort of question.  Have you found out any more information please?
Posted 30/06/2010 14:59:20 Post #2141
 

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