Marodyne LiV
The world’s first medical device certified to prevent and combat osteoporosis with no contraindications or side effects
Designed for astronauts, refined for you
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Low-intensity Vibration (LiV) is helping people enjoy better bone health by encouraging bone growth and providing a safe and scientific solution to osteoporosis.
We want to help you improve your bone health.
Our team are here to offer advice, guidance and support to help you improve your bone health.
We’re bringing better bone health to the world and helping people across the world live independent lives for longer
We’re on a mission to support everyone towards having better bone health. We’ve created a series of resources, information guides and personal stories to empower you to take control of your bone health and combat conditions such as osteoporosis and osteopenia.
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Marodyne LiV
Combat osteoporosis, naturally
People the world over have experienced the benefits of Marodyne LiV with many regaining their independence, flexibility and freedom. Marodyne LiV emits precisely calibrated, Low-intensity Vibrations to stimulate the bone-forming processes within the mesenchymal stem cells. It’s a 100% natural way to combat osteoporosis. Thousands of people around the world can now do the things they love for longer.
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Osteoporosis affects over 200 million people globally
A global health epidemic in numbers
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of women over 50 will be affected by osteoporosis
We can’t ignore the damaging impact osteoporosis has on women’s lives
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million people are suffering from osteoporosis in the UK
Up to 80% of us will experience osteoporosis in our lifetime
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billion is spent by the NHS managing osteoporosis
To protect patients and healthcare providers, we need to focus on preventing the causes of osteoporosis, not treating the outcomes
We’re here to help
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Bone health: A global health epidemic
Cost of fractures
Fractures represent an enormous cost to UK healthcare providers and, in many cases, they could be avoided with better preventative treatments.
Millions affected in the UK
Osteoporosis already affects millions of people in the UK, with that number only set to rise as the population ages.
Menopause and osteoporosis
A drop in the body’s oestrogen levels during menopause means women are at an increased risk of losing bone density
Half of all women
Women are at an increased risk of osteoporosis