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+16% femur gain. The site most doctors say you cannot move.

Spine, hip, and femur all moving in the right direction.

+4.4% Spine
+16% Femur
+5.5% Hip

OsteoStrong Austin Multi-year member 60s-70s Multi-year between DEXAs

How this story was verified. Member-confirmed DEXA summary recorded at OsteoStrong Austin. Raw DEXA imagery is not published; findings are reported as numbers with the member's consent. Read our verification standard →

Medical review program in formation. Reviewed against the OsteoStrong internal member-story standard, last updated April 22, 2026.

Multi-site bone loss feels like a wave you can't swim against. Ann proves the current can turn.

Before OsteoStrong

Ann came to OsteoStrong with a DEXA trending the wrong direction across multiple sites. Spine, hip, femur — all declining.

The diagnosis, and what it felt like

The femur is the site orthopedics worries most about and is often hardest to move. Most women don't get told a 16% gain there is even possible.

What she tried — and why she chose OsteoStrong

She committed to the weekly protocol with the knowledge that multi-site gains take time.

Why OsteoStrong can say what we say.

The femur is one of the hardest sites to move on DEXA. We have the scan that says otherwise.

The plan she followed

  1. Book a free Bone Health Roadmap Call. Fifteen minutes by phone or Zoom. We read your DEXA with you and listen. No pressure.
  2. Come in for a guided first session. A certified coach walks you through four supported devices in street clothes. Never rushed, never unsafe.
  3. Track your force output week after week. Fifteen minutes, once a week. Your numbers rise. Your balance returns. Your next DEXA tells the real story.

The weekly rhythm

Consistency across a multi-year window, with follow-up DEXA on the calendar.

The outcome

Spine +4.4%. Femur +16%. Hip +5.5%. Three sites moving in the right direction on one scan.

Hear it in her words.

Ann St. Clair's story lives alongside every other Austin & Georgetown strong story on our YouTube channel.

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“Spine +4.4%, femur +16%, hip +5.5%.”
Ann St. Clair OsteoStrong Austin · Multi-year

What was at stake if she hadn't acted.

What doing nothing looked like
  • Watching multiple DEXA sites all decline at once
  • Being told the femur cannot realistically improve
  • Losing confidence the body can actually rebuild

What was reviewed

We publish findings, not scans. Here is exactly what was reviewed before this case study went live:

Baseline
Declining DEXA at spine, hip, and femur
Follow-up
+4.4% spine, +16% femur, +5.5% hip
Interval
Multi-year between DEXAs
Source of record
Member-confirmed DEXA summary at OsteoStrong Austin
Raw imagery published
No. Numbers only, per published verification standard.
Consent
Publish-approved

Individual results are not typical, not guaranteed, and not a substitute for medical advice. OsteoStrong is a non-drug, complementary option that pairs with — and does not replace — your physician's plan.

Here's Exactly What To Do

Worried about your bones? Do this one thing today.

Click the button below and book your free 15-minute Bone Health Roadmap Call. We’ll answer your questions, review your DEXA if you have one, and tell you whether OsteoStrong is the right fit. No pressure. No gym clothes. Just a clear next step.

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