Echolight is the first ultrasound device capable of measuring bone at the hip and the spine using R.E.M.S. (radiofrequency echographic multi spectrometry) technology, allowing access to early osteoporosis prevention and detection, and monitoring bone health through basic health care.

R.E.M.S. uses radiation-free technology to assess
bone density and bone quality on the lumbar vertebrae (spine) and proximal femur (hip) using unfiltered native ultrasound signals, or radio frequency, deriving the most precise BMD (bone mineral density) measurements and bone quality measurements.

Unlike DEXA technology, Echolight doesn’t use ionizing radiation (X-rays) to analyze bone density. Another issue with DEXA scans is the significant error rate associated with the completion and interpretation of the scan. REMS analyzes raw unfiltered ultrasound signals, recognizing even the smallest bone tissue details.

Mary Martin

Mary Martin enjoyed a fulfilling entrepreneurial career before selling her business and retiring in 2017. In the quiet comfort of her retirement, Mary chanced upon a book by Tony Robbins, the famed life coach, called “Life Force.” A particular concept in the book, OsteoStrong, caught her attention. OsteoStrong is an innovative wellness system designed to improve bone density, balance, and overall strength. Intrigued, Mary dug deeper and was astounded by the remarkable results people were experiencing.

Retirement suddenly seemed less appealing to her. Mary found herself stirred by a newfound passion – a desire to introduce OsteoStrong to her community in Oklahoma City. Recognizing the potential benefits it could bring to her neighbors, friends, and family, Mary decided it was time to roll up her sleeves and dive back into the world of business.

Mary, now out of retirement, is excitedly setting up the first OsteoStrong center in Oklahoma City. Her decision to return to work wasn’t motivated by personal gain, but by an earnest desire to share something that could transform people’s lives. She stands as a true testament that retirement isn’t about ceasing to work, but about having the freedom to choose work that sparks joy and passion.

Anthony Lenoir

Anthony is a compassionate individual with a keen service orientation, dedicated to enhancing the well-being of others. Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Central Oklahoma, he is driven by a passion for health and wellness—a field where he has found his calling. His experience at OsteoStrong has further fueled his ambition to excel in this domain. Committed to his professional development, Anthony is poised to expand his expertise by pursuing certification as an Occupational Therapy Assistant. Outside the realm of his career aspirations, he cherishes quality time with his family, revels in the excitement of sports, and delights in the exploration of diverse culinary worlds. Anthony’s life is a testament to his belief in the power of health to transform lives, and he is dedicated to making a lasting impact in the field of Health & Wellness.

Betty Reasnor

“I am a dedicated professional with a career spent fostering excellence in others, both in education and lifestyle choices. After a 32-year tenure in education, I transitioned into health coaching, advocating a physician-endorsed nutrition plan for over five years. Not one to settle into retirement quietly, I joined OsteoStrong, where I am an enthusiastic proponent of what I consider to be “The Ultimate Biohack.” Witnessing firsthand the transformative health benefits in our members, as well as in my own health, has been a compelling experience. As a trained Spectrum System Specialist and a supporter for new members, I take pride in contributing to a team that’s committed to improving lives. The positive feedback from members and solid statistics affirm the impact of our work.”

Warren Kerby

“I hail from McAlester, Oklahoma, where I finished high school in 2012. Following that, I attended Eastern Oklahoma State College for my general studies. As a high school athlete, I secured a basketball scholarship at Mid America Christian University and worked towards a psychology degree. Unfortunately, a knee injury ended my athletic pursuits, although I did complete my degree. After spending two years in the psychology sector, I realized my true interest lay elsewhere.

In the subsequent period, I took time to reassess my career direction, which steered me towards physical health and fitness, largely influenced by my personal journey with injury. At OsteoStrong, I’ve been fulfilled by assisting others to enhance their physical capabilities, and it’s rewarding to see our members living fuller lives as a result.

Currently, I’m gearing up to attend Oklahoma City Community College to take prerequisite courses for physical therapy school, aiming for admission in 2025. My role at OsteoStrong is proving to be a valuable experience, and I’m looking forward to what lies ahead in this new career path.”