Getting a #BoneDensity test? Here’s why those #DEXAscan results might not be as accurate as you think. ❗ This video explores the common problems with #BoneMineralDensity testing, including the high rate of errors that can lead to #Misdiagnosis. Dr. Brown explains why #DEXA bone scan results can be misleading for certain body types and what this means for your #Osteoporosis testing and long-term #BoneHealth. 👉 Want a more reliable path forward? Comment 'MASTERCLASS' for more info on Dr. Brown’s

Looking for the most accurate #BoneDensityScan? 🦴In our last video, we highlighted the top problems with #bonedensity tests like #DEXA. So what can you do? In this video, Dr. Brown explains how to get reliable results and introduces REMS Echolight ultrasound technology from Europe — a cutting-edge alternative for measuring bone strength without radiation. Discover why accuracy in #BoneMineralDensity testing is key for #Osteoporosis prevention and lifelong #BoneHealth. 👉 Ready to build stronger

You may have received a bone density scan but might not have been given a solid understanding of what those results mean. When it comes to osteopenia and osteoporosis, the score is what determines a person's classification... But it's not always the full picture. This video talks about one of the most interesting observations I've made about bone density scores after helping thousands of people in the past few years. #osteoporosis #osteopenia #bonehealth #bonecoach #kevinellis #boneloss #prevent

1.2K views · 18 reactions | Osteoporosis is the softening of the bones, particularly as you age. It's often not diagnosed until a bone is broken, and by that time, the bones can already be quite weak. But, with a bone density test, you can determine if you have osteoporosis and calculate your risk of a fracture! | Mayo Clinic Orthopedics and Sports Medicine | Facebook