Mr. God of Cars
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Ray Peat said that:
*Osteoporosis is not caused by lack of calcification - it is caused by lack of bone renewal.
*Decreasing the nocturnal stress decreases bone turnover.
*Calcium and sugar decrease the nocturnal stress, that is, bone turnover.
*Babies grow mostly during the night when bone turnover is high.
I ask:
- What is the difference between bone renewal and bone turnover?
- If height growth presumably only occurs through (length) bone growth, would sugar and calcium inhibit length bone growth? If so, is Ray Peat wanting babies to be short?
- If bone turnover is the same as bone renewal, then is the nocturnal stress protective against osteoporosis?
Ps: I love Ray Peat's work, and I don't want to promote controversy in this forum nor do I want to get banned - I just want to get information and to clarify some contradictions (cognitive dissonance) or nonsense in my head.
*Osteoporosis is not caused by lack of calcification - it is caused by lack of bone renewal.
*Decreasing the nocturnal stress decreases bone turnover.
*Calcium and sugar decrease the nocturnal stress, that is, bone turnover.
*Babies grow mostly during the night when bone turnover is high.
I ask:
- What is the difference between bone renewal and bone turnover?
- If height growth presumably only occurs through (length) bone growth, would sugar and calcium inhibit length bone growth? If so, is Ray Peat wanting babies to be short?
- If bone turnover is the same as bone renewal, then is the nocturnal stress protective against osteoporosis?
Ps: I love Ray Peat's work, and I don't want to promote controversy in this forum nor do I want to get banned - I just want to get information and to clarify some contradictions (cognitive dissonance) or nonsense in my head.
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