Bonesse - 3 Month Order

Bonesse is a formulation with Gemicol, an advanced organic complex of micro, nano and macro minerals and peptides proven to  help in  bone remodeling and maintenance that helps reduce the risk of osteoporosis. 

Recommended Dosage: 

Take 2 capsules / 2 times in a 24-hour period.

Bonesse may  be taken with meals or water.  

Maximum Dosage:

Do not exceed 8 capsules in a 24-hour period, as no additional benefit may be achieved. 

For maximum benefits, continued daily usage is recommended. 

Weight-bearing exercise is recommended in conjunction with Bonesse. Patients should follow a  healthy life-style including proper exercise, diet and stress management. 

Bonesse is a non-prescription supplement for bone health taken orally.  In the body, Bonesse:

• Helps regulate the cellular-level activities of bone remodeling.
• Helps maintain a regulated blood calcium-mineral nutrition level.
• Provides a balanced nutrient profile to help bone mineral absorption.
• Helps promote Type 1 (bone) collagen rejuvenation.

Bonesse is formulated for adults to:

• Help prevent bone loss and promote formation of bone.
• Help rebalance metabolic processes 
• Assist normalizing bone remodeling

• Any prescription drugs or supplements you may be using.
• Blood thinning medication – IMPORTANT – consult PRIOR to use.
• Healthcare concerns related to menopause, cancer, intestinal and stomach disorders, blood pressure and heart-related issues.
• Pregnancy.
• Exercise programs and dietary requirements.

Bonesse is not a calcium supplement but contains levels of bioavailable calcium in a specific organic calcium-mineral complex.  It is not generally necessary to take calcium supplements while using Bonesse.

For people under physician care taking calcium supplements for other health conditions besides osteoporosis, please consult a physician.

*Bonesse may be used in a combination therapy intended for osteoporosis prevention/treatment.

*Consult your healthcare professional prior to use in this situation.

Osteoporosis, literally porous bone from the Greek roots, is a disease “characterized by low bone mass and structural deterioration of bone tissue, leading to bone fragility and an increased susceptibility to fractures of the hip, spine, and wrist” (National Osteoporosis Foundation). 

Our bodies go through continuous bone-building cycles during the lifetime, in which old bone is broken down and new bone is formed. Osteoporosis is caused by an imbalance in this cycle, in which too much bone is broken down and not completely built. 

Patients most often become aware they have osteoporosis when a slight bump or fall causes a fracture.  Because bone loss occurs without symptoms until a fracture occurs, osteoporosis is often called a “silent killer” (National Osteoporosis Foundation). This is because a fracture can result in secondary conditions including pneumonia that can have life-ending consequences.

A recent study by Columbia University of 200,000 female patients over 50 years of age living in 35 different states found: 

• 40% had undiagnosed osteopenia (low bone mass). 
• 7% had undiagnosed osteoporosis. 
• In a follow up study after one year, it was found that the fracture rate in women with osteoporosis was four times higher than expected in normal women. In women with undiagnosed osteopenia (low bone mass) the fracture rate was two times higher than normal women. 

One out of every two women and one in eight men over 50 will have an osteoporosis-related fracture in her or his lifetime. 

Osteoporosis is responsible for more than 1.5 million fractures nationally every year, including 300,000 hip fractures. 

Of all the fractures, hip fractures have the greatest rates of post fracture deaths and socioeconomic impact. 

• One in five patients is no longer alive one year following an osteoporotic hip fracture. 
• 50% of those people experiencing a hip fracture will be unable to walk without assistance, and 
• 28% will require long-term care.

Bonesse contains GemiCol (Scientific name – Lacto-Calcium Hydroxypeptoapatite), meaning derived from dairy sources).  

Disclosure:  Trace levels of Lactose may be present. Bonesse is not a significant source of Lactose.