Good to the Bone

Foundations of A Healthy Skeletal System

“Bad to the Bone” may be a good line for a song, but if you want to have great health you’d better be “Good to the Bone.” Brittle bones, painful and stiff joints and other bone problems aren’t just isolated health issues. They are signs of deeper imbalances because bones do much more than just structurally support the body.

Besides protecting important organs from damage and manufacturing both red and white blood cells in their marrow, bones are also the body’s primary storehouse of minerals. So having bone and joint problems (like arthritis or osteoporosis) is a sign of a minerally-deficient diet. But don’t think that taking calcium supplements is going to solve this problem, because it won’t.

In fact, in this program, Steven Horne, RH(AHG), will share with you why you’re probably wasting your money on those calcium supplements (assuming you, like millions of other Americans are actually taking them). He’ll also teach you four keys to maintaining healthy bones and how to work with specific bone problems like osteoporosis, arthritis, calcification, bone spurs and broken bones.

If you want to be good to the bone, watch “Good to the Bone” and start building a strong foundation for your health.