Brief, Low-impact, High-intensity Osteogenic Loading Training Utilizing Proprietary Osteostrong Devices With Once-A-Week, 10 Minute Treatments

Brief, Low-impact, High-intensity Osteogenic Loading Training Utilizing Proprietary Osteostrong Devices With Once-A-Week, 10 Minute Treatments

Journal of the Endocrine Society, 2023

 The study showed a statistically significant improvement of BMD in the lumbar spine and TBS in people with osteoporosis treated with Osteostrong. The Osteostrong method may have a synergistic effect with anti-osteoporotic medication, significantly reducing bone fracture risk.

Introducing our New Logo

Introducing our New Logo

It is a myth that OsteoStrong is only for older women with bone loss or osteoporosis, although those clients get incredible results. Our new logo depicts our muscle fibers and skeletal system as the center of our strength whether you are an athlete, suffer from joint or back pain, are fighting bone loss or type 2 diabetes, or just want a quick and effective weight bearing program. Everyone needs weight bearing and only our system can allow you to reach the multiples of body weight needed to trigger a true adaptive response.

Everyone has a skeletal system which, along with the central nervous system, helps regulate your muscle strength potential. At OsteoStrong we help you break the limits age and injury are trying to put on you.

The PReTTy2 (Progressive Resistance Training in Type 2 Diabetes) Huashan Hospital Study with relationship to bioDensity and Type 2 Diabetes

The PReTTy2 (Progressive Resistance Training in Type 2 Diabetes) Huashan Hospital Study with relationship to bioDensity and Type 2 Diabetes

Journal of Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, 2019

Independent studies have now demonstrated that bioDensity has two separate applications for the health and wellness of individuals dealing with osteoporosis as well as diabetes.

Tony Robbins: Biohacking for Beginners

Tony Robbins: Biohacking for Beginners

The thing with bone health is that it creeps up on you. Roughly up until the age of 30, men and women actually build more bone than they lose. So we are constantly strengthening our bones and working on bone density. But when we hit our mid-30’s, things change. And if you’ve passed that benchmark, you may have felt that shift.