Being effective is not the same as being safe. Has it been disproven to cause any number of potential long term ill effects? Just two of which are suggested con

Being effective is not the same as being safe. Has it been disproven to cause any number of potential long term ill effects? Just two of which are suggested connections to weakening of bones and cognitive impairment / alzheimer's. This is the old debate over the precautionary principle I suppose, but it bolsters the argument for personal discretion rather than heavy handed imposition of "treatment."