Take control of osteoblasts and osteoclasts for bone health

Osteoclasts are transported to the bone. The osteoclast cells release acids and enzymes that resorb the existing bone structure. After the osteoclasts resorb the bone, osteoblasts appear and coat the resorbed area with adhesive substances. Moreover, osteoblast cells produce bone proteins, such as collagen, to help calcium attach to the bone proteins. Only by attaching calcium to bone proteins, the new-bone can be formed.