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Peak Bone Mass
The skeleton is a dynamic structure, as deposition of tissue and withdrawal of it are happening constantly and simultaneously. However, these two functions are not always at a balance. During childhood and young adulthood, the deposition of bone is happening at higher rate than the withdrawal. This means that bone mass would rise until it reaches a maximum around 30 years of age, and then it beings to decline. This maximum of strength and bone density is known as Peak Bone Mass. Since previous research has proven that a high peak bone mass reduces osteoporosis, it is essential to study the nutritional practices of young adults within our community.
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