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Has anyone noticed any bone changes ??
As the title - have any of the veterans observed changes in their bones? E.g.: jaw, shoulders, wrists, rib cage, pelvis?
And if so, what changes did you observe? And when did these changes occur upon commencing vA depletion?
Very curious...
It was in year five for me that it became noticeable-mostly in my jaw/cheekbones. I used to have what I think you’d call bone spurs? on my shins but those have gone away. In early 2020 (1.5 years in) I was diagnosed with osteoporosis in my right femoral neck and osteopenia in my spine. I question the results though because I’m short and they score you in comparison to average height people. I haven’t had a repeat scan but my biometric scale estimates my bone density as above average (fwiw).
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I was also already in menopause when I read Grant’s books and supposedly (menopausal women) should have a much harder time building bone. Just thought I’d mention that.
Quote from Andrew W on February 14, 2024, 2:59 pmhave any of the veterans observed changes in their bones?
Lab Tech: I’m just the technician, and as such I am not able to provide patients with results. I send the images and a report back to the prescribing physician for interpretation and consultation. You need to go back to them for the results.
Grant: Ok, fine, I understand.
The lab tech runs the scan (taking only a few minutes), and then pretty much jumps out of his chair.
Lab Tech: Wow, what am I seeing here?
Grant: What do you mean?
Lab Tech: You have the bones of a twenty-year-old!
Grant: Oh, that’s a nice surprise, it must be something I’m eating.
Several other reports from Grant about his bones -- all positive.