Age-related height-loss
After turning 50 or 60, many people notice that, when
compared with their youth, their height decreased, and they are almost a head
shorter than they used to be in their younger days. The factor responsible are metals
accumulated in human body, mainly lead and cadmium amassed in human bone
structure, especially the spine. Additionally, cadmium is responsible for
osteomalacia, or softening of bones that can be
illustrated by “sinking” of vertebrae, reducing of the angle of femur neck and
bow or bandy legs, typical especially for elderly women.
Tags: osteomalacia, osteoporosis
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