I have a 20 year old daughter with osteoporosis due to an eating disorder in her early teens that lasted several years. She is finally at a healthy weight/ and exercises regularly as well as taking calcium supplements. None of this has significantly increased her bone density Her endocrinologist is recommending... Read more
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