As we age, it is natural for bones to become thinner. While this happens, bones start to lose important minerals especially calcium. This results in bones that are weaker, thinner and less dense. Hence the chances of a fracture occuring increases. If this bone mass density loss continues, eventually osteoporosis will occur. Thus the thicker your bones, the longer it will take for osteoporosis to eventuate.
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