So Subtle, You May Not Even Notice It's Happening... That's Why You Need to Take This Action NOW — Before It's Too Late!

Unfortunately, Marcella's story is not unique. Despite their best efforts, millions of women suffer from weak bones, which increases their risk of the micro cracks that cause Dowager's hump.

These micro cracks are caused when the bones or vertebra in your spine begin to dissolve, becoming weaker and more porous. In people with this type of loss, sometimes simply sneezing or coughing can cause a micro crack in the spine. These cracks can even be caused by a hug from an overly enthusiastic friend or relative.

Over time, these micro cracks cause your spine to become misaligned and to curve forward. This puts even more pressure on the rest of your spine, often causing even more cracks. In fact, an estimated 1.5 million Americans suffer from these micro cracks every year. And many of them pay the price with chronic back pain, disability, loss of independence, and Dowager's hump.

Not only that, but as these cracks cause your spine to tip forward, it also causes your stomach or abdomen to stick out. Marcella told me that her grandmother used to complain, "I shrank and my stomach had nowhere to go but out!"

Depending on where they occur, these micro cracks can also cause a "sway back." Or they can cause your entire spine to slowly collapse causing you to "shrink."

The problem is that bone loss is "silent." The only warning sign that something is wrong may be in your height. X-rays show that patients who have these micro cracks in their back often lose as much as 4 cm in height or more. Not only that, but they have a much higher risk of hip fractures too.

In fact, over 250,000 Americans over age 65 will break their hip this year alone. And the real tragedy is that the women who break their hip are 5 TIMES more likely to die within a year than those who don't!

And that's why bone loss is called a "silent killer." As one leading orthopedic surgeon put it, "You won't feel it early on, but you'll pay for it later. And it's almost totally avoidable."

The good news is, this doesn't have to happen to you. That's because I'm going to share with you what I told Marcella. I'm going to tell you about an exciting new bone-building breakthrough that can make your bones 18% thicker... cut your risk of fracture by HALF... and even erase up to 10 years of bone loss! Yet the sad fact is that most doctors still don't know about it!

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The Little-Known Bone Mass Regulator Found in Beer!

As you may know, your body is constantly building up new bone and tearing down old bone. New bone is built by cells in your body called osteoblasts. And old bone is broken down by cells known as osteoclasts.

In order to maintain a healthy bone mass and prevent micro cracks, back pain, fractures, and other bone loss symptoms... your body must maintain a delicate balance between the two types of cells. When too much old bone is broken down and not enough new bone is created, you can lose critical bone mass.

But here's good news. You can help maintain this critical balance with hops, an ingredient found in beer. And if you don't like drinking beer, you can still get many of the bone-building benefits by taking hops extract.

That's because hops extract contains orthosilicic acid which stimulates your body to make more bone-building osteoblasts. The more orthosilicic acid you have, the more osteoblasts your body has, and the more bone they help build. And hops extract also slows down bone reabsorption so your bone stays thick and strong.

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The Hip Fracture Fighter

If you suffer from everyday muscle aches and pains in your back, don't just assume it's "old age" and ignore it. Muscle aches and bone pain are an often overlooked, yet common sign of a vitamin D deficiency.

Vitamin D helps protect your bones and it also helps your body absorb calcium. When your body is deficient in vitamin D, you're at much greater risk for bone loss and serious fractures. In a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 50% of women hospitalized for hip fractures were found to have a vitamin D deficiency.

The good news is, when you increase your vitamin D levels, you can reduce your risk of fractures. In a large controlled study of elderly French women published in the New England Journal of Medicine, there was a 43% reduction in the number of hip fractures in those treated with 800 IU of vitamin D.

Now, you probably already know that one of the best sources of vitamin D is the sun. The ultraviolet rays in sunlight cause your skin to make vitamin D.

Unfortunately, the amount of vitamin D your body makes can vary greatly depending on the time of day, season, latitude, and color of your skin. And depending on where you live, vitamin D production may decrease or stop completely during the winter.

That's why Advanced Bionutritionals made sure to add a full 800 IU of vitamin D3 in each daily amount of Ultimate Bone Support. Vitamin D3 is the natural form of vitamin D your body makes on its own when it's exposed to sunlight. It's also the easiest form for your bones to absorb.

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The Forgotten Bone Builder

Vitamin K is often called "the forgotten vitamin" because so many physicians and patients overlook it. And they miss out on a key step in the bone-building process. You see, your bone-building cells produce a critical protein called osteocalcin which is necessary for building and maintaining your bones. Without it, your bones become weak and bone loss occurs. And in order to produce this critical protein, your bone building cells MUST have plenty of vitamin K.

And that's not all. Recent evidence suggests that vitamin K doesn't just help your bone building osteoblasts... it also assists vitamin D. And if you are deficient in one, neither works well in your body.

That's why Ultimate Bone Support contains both of these essential vitamins. So that your cells have all the vitamin K2 and vitamin D you need to maintain healthy bone mass.

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The Mineral That Many Women are Deficient in — Due to Popular Advice from their Doctors!

Manganese improves your bone structure and helps produce the enzymes your body requires for building new bones. It also helps produce and maintain healthy cartilage and joint fluid — decreasing wear and tear on your bones.

But here's the rub: if you take manganese with calcium or iron, they interfere with each other and won't be well absorbed. As a result, many women are deficient in manganese.

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The Collagen Booster

A moment ago, I mentioned how your body uses L-lysine to connect collagen fibers. Well, in order to build those fibers, your body needs copper. Studies show that increasing copper intake slows bone loss by reducing the breakdown of bone. Not only that, but researchers have found a direct link between copper deficiencies and lower bone density as well as all-important bone strength.

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Gives You Bones of Steel

Silicon is another essential mineral for bone formation. It's concentrated in your bone and other connective tissue including skin, hair, arteries, and nails. And it helps to increase your bone mineral density and to reduce bone fragility. So you don't have to worry about sneezing and cracking a bone in your back!