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 presentations!

    Class Info:

    Dr. Lani's Live MasterClasses

    Wednesday 5:30 pm PST

    Can't make the time? No worries! You will receive video replays, and notes (when available) for each webinar. You will also receive 3-4 recent 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 bone health and the diagnosis of osteoporosis.
    • 3-4 recent webinar videos.

    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!

    March 11th: Calcium, Magnesium and Phosphorus
    Is there a ratio we should try to manage? Too low and too high of any of these minerals is concerning regarding bone health. Lab testing will be reviewed.

    March 18th: to be announced

    Important Note:When signing up, the MasterClass link will be sent only to the email you use when signing up. Please make sure it’s the email where you want to receive the link each week, as we’re unable to send it to a different addresses later.

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    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 4th: Arthritis and Osteoporosis - Focus Spine
    Dr. Lani will discuss the two main arthritic conditions that impact the spine, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Does either of these two types of arthritis increase fracture risk? Can you stop the progression?

    February 11th: Ask Dr. Lani Anything
    Get your questions together. Send in ahead of time to make sure your question is answered. Keep questions short and clear.

    February 18th: Surgery Considerations with Osteoporosis

    February 25th: Evenity Update
    Are bone turnover markers reliable with this medication? What have we learned about post-surveillance?

    March 4th: Medication Related ONJ and Implant Failure
    MRONJ and Implant Failure in Patients on Osteoporosis Drugs by Salvatore Ruggiero DMD, MD, FACS

    Pricing: $35.00 per month

    You will be charged monthly.

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