Can calcium channel blockers cause osteoporosis? A deep dive into the research
According to the British Heart Foundation, calcium channel blockers are widely prescribed to treat high blood pressure and angina. But a common concern among patients is whether this medication, despite its name, could negatively impact bone health and cause osteoporosis. The scientific consensus, based on multiple studies, is that calcium channel blockers do not cause osteoporosis and can be safely taken alongside calcium supplements.