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Biophosphonates cause Osteoclasts

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nathji is Priya Nath Mehta
Former Harvard physicist, now living in India as author.

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Osteoporosis Drugs Work But...

 

A recent study of Jan 1, 2009 has shown that biophosphonates produce giant osteoclasts -- which are as yet unexplained. Osteoclasts are cells that 

produce bone break up.

 

Even otherwise latest research has shown that in women who take Fosamax for a long time the number of osteoclasts go up in a yet unexplained phenomenon.

 

The drug companies are saying that: "Even though biophosphonates work, they dont work in the way that experts thought!"

 

I thought this was such important and urgent information that it needed to be shared with the members here. Please see the website below for yur studied evaluation. No wonder so many people have been complaining about biophosponates. But this finding will come as a great shock.

 

http://www.webmd.com/osteoporosis/news/20081231/osteoporosis-drugs-work-but-how?ecd=wnl_hbn_082409

 

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