Hyper Parathyroidism?

[old timer]

Does anyone have any experience in dealing with this? A friend's husband is suffering from it, and they're getting conflicting info from doctors. The condition causes your Vitamin D to be extremely low and your body sucks calcium from your bones at a dangerous rate. This person is in the sun a lot yet has very low Vitamin D, and the calcium situation has resulted in very porous and fragile bones. One doc says supplement with Vit D while another says that'll increase the rate at which calcium is taken(?) from your bones. I suggested he consider Farmer's Walks to stress/strengthen his bones, but he's fatigued all the time.

If you know of anyone that dealt with this, what protocol (diet, supplement, exercise, etc) did they do that hopefully resulted in a positive result or at least the postponing of a negative one?

 

[lif22]

Does anyone have any experience in dealing with this? A friend's husband is suffering from it, and they're getting conflicting info from doctors. The condition causes your Vitamin D to be extremely low and your body sucks calcium from your bones at a dangerous rate. This person is in the sun a lot yet has very low Vitamin D, and the calcium situation has resulted in very porous and fragile bones. One doc says supplement with Vit D while another says that'll increase the rate at which calcium is taken(?) from your bones. I suggested he consider Farmer's Walks to stress/strengthen his bones, but he's fatigued all the time.

If you know of anyone that dealt with this, what protocol (diet, supplement, exercise, etc) did they do that hopefully resulted in a positive result or at least the postponing of a negative one?

Is the doctor prescribing any androgens at all?

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I know some studies have shown sarms help with bone mineral density. I would look at growth hormone as well (or mk677).

he is going to need a progressive doctor.

 

[old timer]

I don't think he's being prescribed anything, but I'll forward this info to my friend!

 

[Vlad The Impaler]

He needs to have surgery to have the bad para thyroid removed

 

[MrBob]

These can be possibly caused by severe mineral imbalances.Needs to check into Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis for actual cellular mineral imbalances.Majority of us have a calcium excess in our bodies.Bones are made of calcium,potassium,magnesium,manganese,silica,iron,zinc,selenium,boron,phosphorous,sulpher,chromium and traces of 64 other minerals.All needed in correct ratios for optimal bone and tissue health and function.