Join me and my special guests to delve deeper into crucial bone health issues, so you can take ownership of your own health care.
Our overall health is dependent on healthy bones, so be informed when speaking with your healthcare provider. Stay up to date by joining us for weekly learnings!
Class Info:
When: Every Wednesday, at 5:30 pm PST
Where: LIVE Zoom webinars
Can't make the time? No worries! You will receive video replays, and notes (when available) for each webinar. You will also receive 3 past webinars when you join.
Everything impacts bone: topics include bone density testing, hormones, thyroid disease, genetics, kidney health, nutrients, medications, anxiety, depression, heart health, and digestive health, nutrition, exercises, medications and how they work and at what point should they be considered? Also, who can you trust with so many companies selling products?
Sign up before 5:00 pm on any Wednesday to join a class that evening!
Your monthly membership includes:
- 3 - 4 live webinars monthly, with slides, x-rays, and other resources to help you understand various conditions.
- Three previous webinars.
Pricing: Our Masterclass fee is $35 a month, which includes four well-researched webinars and live Q&A's. After signing up, you will be charged monthly. Cancel any time, and reach out if you have any questions!
Upcoming Webinars
March 5th: Heart disease and Osteoporosis
What is the connection between heart disease and osteoporosis? Who requires additional testing. Who should not take supplemental calcium? Recent studies shed new light on this topic
March 12th: Ask Dr. Lani Anything
Many questions have come in. Some of the questions that will be covered include, Back braces to improve posture (do they work?). Vibration plates updates - who does Dr. Lani recommend them for and which ones.
March 17th: Protein, too Much or too Little can result in bone loss
Yes, we are going to talk about protein again with new information about what amount of protein is best for most people and what sources? Protein powders, protein bars, how good are they? Click here to register
Did you know:
- Women can lose 20% of their bone mass following menopause
- Bone density tests can be incorrect, and one test does not reflect active bone loss
- Most doctors of any persuasion do not understand how to assess bone health on an individual basis and don’t order a full bone health lab analysis
Did you know:
- Too much or too little vitamin D can result in bone loss, can also impact the health of your heart, and advanced osteoporosis can be associated with heart disease
- Thyroid, parathyroid, kidney, or autoimmune problems, as well as chronic insomnia and anxiety can result in active bone loss
- Most fractures occur because of preventable falls
Recent Webinars:
February 5th: Interview with osteoporosis expert clinician and researcher Kelly Krohn MD, FACR, CCD. Kelly Krohn, MD is a board certified and fellowship-trained rheumatologist. His primary interests are metabolic bone diseases, non-surgical management of knee osteoarthritis, fracture healing, spine fusion and rehabilitation in the elderly. Dr. Krohn is currently no longer accepting new patients with auto-immune or rheumatic diseases.
February 12th:Our Spine, Scoliosis, Arthritis, Spondylolisthesis and other conditions that impact the spine health and fracture risk. What conditions impact our spine that may increase fracture risk as we are aging?
February 19th: Case Presentation - REMS (Echolight) VS. DXA
She was diagnosed with severe osteoporosis by REMs technology and borderline osteoporosis with a well done DXA - what should we believe in this case? Does REMs technology offer a reliable diagnosis?
February 26th: Heart disease and Osteoporosis
What is the connection between heart disease and osteoporosis? Who requires additional testing. Who should not take supplemental calcium? Recent studies shed new light on this topic.
Pricing: $35.00 per month
You will be charged monthly.
Cancel anytime.