bioDensity Bone Density Therapy Device

How It Works
The bioDensity system providing a non-pharmaceutical option for building bone and joint density through osteogenic loading. bioDensity has been clinically researched, science-based (Wolff's Law) and accepted as an effective method to increase bone and muscle density. The bioDensity system places users in four optimal biomechanical positions to safely load multiples of their body weight near, or equal to, the levels seen in impact loading. The force loaded with the bioDensity system is self-imposed, meaning users control the amount of load applied based on comfort, practically eliminating the risk of injury.

The compressive forces applied to the skeletal system stimulate the body's natural bone generation process, and can result in marked increases in bone mineral density. Equipped with an onboard computer and three flat-screen monitors, the bioDensity system generates performance report records, securely stores user data, and tracks weekly sessions for improvement.


The Story of bioDensity
Dr. John Jaquish invented bioDensity as a response to his own mother's struggle with osteoporosis. He recognized that bone density loss could be reversed just like muscle loss, but there was no existing exercise for bone so he set out to create it. He needed to find a safe way to load a high amount of weight (multiples of body weight) on bone to cause the bone to remodel itself and become stronger and denser over time. Dr Jaquish recruited his father, a NASA engineer who helped design the Lunar Rover, and consequently built a bioDensity prototype in his home garage.

Ultimately, by increasing bone density in the human body, people of all ages and abilities, will have a stronger frame. A more dense skeletal system allows athletes to compete with less chance of injuries, and equally aides two million Americans over the age of 50 to help prevent a life-altering fracture.