Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis often develops silently due to hormonal shifts, nutritional gaps, and metabolic imbalances, with bone loss usually detected only after a fracture.

At TruPeak, we take a proactive approach focused on early detection, hormonal support, bone regeneration, and movement rehabilitation to protect long-term strength and independence.

$Osteoporosis often develops silently due to hormonal shifts, nutritional gaps, and metabolic imbalances, with bone loss usually detected only after a fracture.$

What We Assess

Bone health is influenced by age, hormones, lifestyle, and genetics. Our evaluation includes:

DEXA scan to measure Bone Mineral Density (BMD)

Lab work to check levels of vitamin D, calcium, and parathyroid hormone

Estrogen and thyroid panel for hormonal contributions

Fall risk and mobility screening

Inflammatory markers linked to bone turnover

Nutrition, body composition, and muscle mass analysis

Treatment Approach

Trupeak takes an integrated approach to rebuild and protect bone strength. Based on your profile, your treatment plan may include:

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, where appropriate

Vitamin D and mineral repletion guided by lab levels

Weight-bearing and resistance-based physiotherapy

Guidance on eating for strong bones, with a focus on calcium, protein, and anti-inflammatory foods

Bone-stimulating medications when indicated

Fall prevention strategies and posture correction

We adapt your plan as your bone health improves over time.

Why This Matters

One in three women over 50 will experience an osteoporosis-related fracture. Such injuries may cause discomfort, limit movement, and affect self-assurance. At Trupeak, our goal is to reduce that risk by addressing the root causes, not just the symptoms.