| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Physical and high-impact activities such as running and jumping, which apply large-magnitude forces and induce muscle contractions, demonstrated increases in BMC in children who are active compared with children who are inactive.16,17 Low-magnitude, high-frequency vibration, simulating muscle tension, induced increases in trabecular BMD in the long bones of children who are ambulatory, but not in
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