Abstract

Primary osteoporosis is related to the aging process in conjunction with decreasing sex hormones. The bones have deterioration in microarchitecture leading to loss of bone mineral density and increased risk of a fracture. Other diseases or their treatments cause secondary osteoporosis. The immune system is an important regulator of bone turnover. Some studies point out that energy and immune system are correlated and the lack of one can influence the other.

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