Everyone wants healthy bone

But not everyone knows that bone is a living tissue that is continually being damaged by osteoclast cells and rebuilt by osteoblast cells throughout the lifespan. Without lifelong bone care, the activity of bone destruction rapidly surpasses bone formation, and bone will resulting in "low bone mass" that leads to an increase in the risk of fractures, particularly of the hip, spine, and wrists.

Different People have Different Bone Remodeling Processes

The body builds new bone by osteoblasts and breaks old bone by osteoclasts throughout your life span, which is called bone-remodeling process. During each stage of life, the balance between the activity of osteoblasts and osteoclasts changes depending on age, gender, and hormonal status. Thus, bone-remodeling process is uniquely different at each stage.