Biology, asked by joshuanmazibuko, 10 months ago

Why ostreoporosis affecr middle aged people

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Answered by pinki1982
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Our bones are living tissue and are in a continual state of renewal. As we age, more bone is broken down (resorbed) than is replaced by new bone. Thus our bones get thinner and more fragile as we age. This is particularly true during menopause for women and in men with lower levels of sex steroid hormones such as testosterone.

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