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Wouldn't we see the increase in broken bones over the last 100 years if this was the case in humans? Also it seems to affect bone size. Wouldn't this result
by adrr 5y ago
Wouldn't we see the increase in broken bones over the last 100 years if this was the case in humans? Also it seems to affect bone size. Wouldn't this result in the population getting shorter but we're getting taller. Not that eating hamburgers every day is healthy and increases diabetes and heart disease. i don't see study results manifesting in on our population.
- tasty_freeze 5y agoYour speculations might be true if all other variables were held constant, but obviously there are many other variables which have changed in that time too.