Dr. Brown’s crystal ball predictions for 2023

Muscle testing will become as important as bone density testing as doctors understand the intertwined aging loss of both bone and muscle.

“Everything is energy” will become a well-known concept and the popularity of energy medicines will increase enormously. You’ll see more homeopathy, acupuncture, Qi Gong, Reiki and many other treatments including Chakra balancing and even alignment of the invisible energy fields around the body.
Researchers will discover how to turn sound into bone by identifying the vibrational frequency capable of converting stem cells into osteoblast bone-building cells.
Globally, there will be a push for universal vitamin D testing as the world absorbs the lessons from the recent flu epidemic.
Government subsidies to the fossil fuel industry will be converted into subsidies for local fruit and vegetable production programs.
The limitations of bone density testing by the current DEXA X-Ray system will become increasingly apparent, fueling a search for better ways to assess bone strength.
The use of the new Italian ultrasound device for testing bone fragility will gain popularity in Europe. However, in the US, the medical industry will not embrace radiation-free ultrasound examination of bone, but will promote bone examination with CAT scans, despite the radiation exposure.
In the world of bone drug therapy, this is the abbreviation NNT (Number needed to address) will be the question you ask. By popular demand, the marketing of pharmaceutical products will have to make the NNT public, that is, they will have to report the number of people treated to obtain one positive result.
For example, they will have to report that 21 high-risk women need to be treated with Prolia for 3 years to prevent 1 vertebral fracture, and that 230 high-risk women need to be treated for 3 years to prevent 1 hip fracture.
Scientists will highlight the link between the dangerous acidification of our environment (oceans, rivers, soils and air) and the health-threatening acidification of the human body.
Bone health will be seen as both an indicator and a predictor of overall body health.
“May I become as smart as my body” will become the new mantra as science explains to the public the great intelligence within each of us.
Measuring the pH of urine the first morning will become as common as brushing your teeth as it becomes known that this simple measurement can reveal whether you are getting enough minerals or not.