Osteoporosis can result from both, low and high levels of calcium, magnesium, copper, phosphorus, silicon, fluoride, chromium,, but mostly as a result of their improper ratios to one another. There are just as many patients with excessive, as with deficient calcium levels, whereby the treatment chiefly consists of having them supplement whichever co-factors are low in ratio to calcium, which may include manganese, phosphorus, magnesium, zinc, omega 3, Vitamin C., or the use of acid-raising digestive remedies to increase solubility or bioavailability of calcium.... Full Text