Stontium Ranelate and Strontium Citrate
Filed under: Osteoporosis
Strontium ranelate is new drug for osteoporosis from Servier Laboratories. New trial results show that the drug stops bone loss and encourages the growth of new reduced fractures in women aged 80 and over by a third. (dailymail.co.uk)
Also, here is a great article on strontium.... some opinions on its use and an explanation of the difference between strontium ranelate and strontium citrate. Strontium ranelate is the synthetic form and strontium citrate is the natural form of strontium. (canada.com)
Posted by laura on June 13, 2006 11:40 AM
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I have had a complete gastrectomy. Will taking strontium citrate harm my pouch or intestines?
Currently, there is a study (McMaster University and Ryerson University) going on -investigating strontium uptake and retention in bone with strontium purchased from healthfood stores. They are looking to recruit volunteers for their study and you can contact them at the following email for any questions: strontiumresearch@physics.ryerson.ca
Currently, there is a study (McMaster University and Ryerson University) going on -investigating strontium uptake and retention in bone with strontium purchased from healthfood stores. They are recruiting volunteers for their study and you can contact them at the following email for any questions: strontiumresearch@physics.ryerson.ca
Can strontium be taken when the patient is also taking actenol?