Question

4. What factors impact peak bone density and how can these be related to nutritional choices?

Answer 1

A pediatric disease with geriatrics consequences in recent study development of bone mass focusing on important issues is bone mass that dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA). Many researchers given the concept about CT Scan, the longer period of bone acquisition by X-ray may tissues change but do not change the bone mass. The amount of calcium in your diet A diet low in calcium contribution to diminished bone density, early bone loss and increased risk of fracture. At that point, bones have reached their maximum strength and density known as peak bone mass and factor impact that is this loss of bone mass can lead to osteoporosis.

And some other is physical activities, tobacco and alcohol use

• Size
• Age
• Hormones level   

So the lifestyle characteristics and nutrition intake the difference between parents and children were obviously among adoptive families than among biological families and the most important lifestyle predictor of bone density was calcium intake.

Genetic determined 60 to 80 %of peak bone mass lifestyle choices including diet and physical activities are also a predictor of bone accrual during growth. Calcium and vitamin D are two nutrition that is most likely to be deficient, dietary calcium predicted of skeletal calcium retention during adolescence with race and sexual maturity. Dietary salt increased urinary calcium excretion.