The Marodyne LiV device is medically certified to combat osteoporosis and osteopenia, build bone density, and improve blood flow.
The Marodyne LiV device is a safe and natural way to increase bone density and combat osteoporosis and osteopenia. By emitting, precise, targeted Low-intensity Vibrations the Marodyne LiV stimulates the bone forming processes within the bone’s mesenchymal stem cells.
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Decades of scientific research have established Low-intensity Vibration therapy is a safe and effective way to increase bone mineral density and prevent and combat osteoporosis.
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Read the stories of people who have successfully used the Marodyne LiV device to naturally improve their bone health and maintain their flexibility and independence.
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Patricia Cox, 71, High Wycombe
Dorothy Wood, 72, Sheffield
Danah Witkin, 57, London
Trevor Dyson, 66, Northamptonshire
Lis Harding, 79, Chester
Mavis Ahern, 73, Brecon
Geraldine Chamberlain, 67, Colchester
Lesley Wilkinson, 65, Ripon, North Yorkshire
Julie Arnold, 65, Beaconsfield
Judith Darling, 58, Shropshire
MyBones is a proud supporter of the Royal Osteoporosis Society. For more information or to join as a member, visit www.theros.org.uk or Freephone 0808 800 0035
The ROS is a registered charity. Charity No. 11002712
Fractures represent an enormous cost to UK healthcare providers and, in many cases, they could be avoided with better preventative treatments.
Osteoporosis already affects millions of people in the UK, with that number only set to rise as the population ages.
A drop in the body’s oestrogen levels during menopause means women are at an increased risk of losing bone density
Women are at an increased risk of osteoporosis
We can’t ignore the damaging impact osteoporosis has on women’s lives
Up to 80% of us will experience osteoporosis in our lifetimes
To protect patients and healthcare providers, we need to focus on preventing the causes of osteoporosis, not treating the outcomes
