
07/31/2025
Say goodbye to pain and hello to strength! 🏋️♂️ OsteoStrong is designed to help you reduce pain, improve mobility, and build stronger bones. Book a session today and feel the results!
Osteostrong delivers skeletal conditioning for people of all ages & levels of activity.
1020-4 Towne Square Drive
Greensburg, PA
15601
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Everyone ages, everyday. But what is your concept of aging over the age of 40? Does it include losing physical strength? Maybe worsening balance and agility? You might even see the effects of aging in performance metrics or in how long it takes to recover or how easily you can become injured.
What if we told you, none of this is a given, that there is a way to become stronger at any age, to improve posture and balance, and maintain a healthy, active lifestyle for as long as you care to keep moving! OsteoStrong offers a way to naturally stimulate or trigger osteogenesis in the body by emulating high impact loading.
Of course most people understand that our bones are responsible for our mobility and the protection of our organs, but the skeletal system does so much more in the body and the health of this system is essential to our overall well-being. The skeletal system is also responsible for calcium homeostasis in the body and hematopoietic function or the formation of new blood cells.
But as amazing as this all is, osteogenesis, also know as bone building or remodeling, is also a process that impacts many other systems in the body. For decades now, studies in osteoimmunology, have sought to understand the intricate relationship between the bones and your immune system; many scientists have even suggested that due to bones important role in controlling insulin, energy, balance and weight, the skeleton is actually a part of the endocrine system.