Bones

"-thirds of broken hip bones arise in women," says Professor Peter Ebeling of Osteoporosis Australia. "there's a rapid charge of bone loss in the first few years after menopause." A fast decrease in oestrogen means cells that spoil down bone come to be extra lively, even as bone-forming cells do not work fast enough."guys's bones are blanketed from this degree of bone loss because they've large bones, they lay down greater bone and that they have a larger bone bank," Professor Ebeling says.