WELLNESS BRAND OSTEOSTRONG ANNOUNCES FRANCHISING

FIRST OF ITS KIND WELLNESS SYSTEM IMPROVES MUSCULAR STRENGTH AND BONE HEALTH IN JUST FIVE MINUTES A WEEK

(HOUSTON, TX) March 19, 2012 – For a maturing baby boomer population, aging well has become a top priority. As people age, lowered bone density, loss of muscle strength, and the aches and pains of growing older are factors that greatly reduce the quality of life.

In addition, Osteoporosis is reaching epidemic proportions with over 10 million Americans already diagnosed with the condition and another 34 million having low bone mass. Bones naturally become thinner as we age because existing bone is broken down more quickly than new bone is produced. This eventually can lead to painful and limiting osteoporosis. Dangerous medications, intensive exercise, and pain management can be temporary fixes, but they don’t always address the heart of the problem.

Finally, a revolutionary new wellness system called OsteoStrong offers hope for these debilitating conditions. At the heart of this system is a patented machine which improves endurance, strength, and bone health. Endorsed by many medical doctors, the machine was designed by biomedical engineer John Jaquish, Ph.D.

Locations are currently open in Huntsville, AL, Richmond, TX, as well as two Nebraska locations: Kearney and Holdredge, Now, the brand is available for franchising opportunities in select states across the U.S.

Sessions require only about five minutes one time per week. There’s no sweat and no need to change into exercise gear. Clients come as they are and within a few sessions, develop better balance, strength, posture, and suffer less joint pain. Because strength gains are measured instantly, clients see real time results.

The system may sound too good to be true, but it’s quickly converting skeptics into believers as results speak for themselves. ABC’s Nebraska.TV news host Marilyn Barnett recently did a story on OsteoStrong and after experiencing just two treatments in one week, her news report revealed that she was able to dramatically improve her strength and balance overall.

“We’re not a gym. In fact, only 12 percent of our clients have gym memberships. People come as they are, go through four movements and get results without being rushed or pressured,” says OsteoStrong president, Kyle Zagrodzky whose background is in health and fitness and business management software. “It’s an effective solution for people suffering from the symptoms of osteoporosis, fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis and osteopenia.k”

“The initial majority of clients were women over 50 who were concerned about bone density,” says Zagrodzky. “As they became believers, they brought their husbands in as well. As news of our unique machine and the amazing results spread, soon even athletes were joining OsteoStrong." Zagrodzky and his team currently serve clients ranging from 18 to 92.

“It sounds like a miracle cure, but the numbers and testimonials speak for themselves. We’ve helped people well into their eighties, young athletes, and those with osteoporosis and multiple sclerosis feel better and build strength. We’re going to change the way people think about aging,” says Zagrodzky.

About OsteoStrong

OsteoStrong is unique in its approach to offer this technology in a stand alone, affordable way for the general population. Until now this technology, that enhances endurance, strength, and bone mass, was only available for elite athletes or through specialist physicians for the deconditioned. The system, which is endorsed by many medical doctors, was designed by biomedical engineer John Jaquish, Ph.D.

In just five minutes per week, OsteoStrong can help clients of every age and background improve their strength, balance, endurance and bone health.
There are four locations located in Nebraska, Texas, and Alabama. OsteoStrong began franchising in 2012.

More information is available at http://www.osteostrong.me. Connect with OsteoStrong on Facebook at www.facebook.com/osteostrong.

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This release was published on openPR.