Originally Posted by
RiPHRaPH
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I'm using perspective and intuition and theory and first and last.....doing no harm.
Yes, you are doing harm if you discourage older people from getting the nutrients they need to preserve bone density. Adequate vitamin D levels are necessary for the bones to absorb calcium and thus stay strong and free of fractures. Fractures are a major risk for older cyclists because many have low bone density. In the past 2 years in my group of maybe 30 older cyclists we have had 8 crashes which resulted in serious fractures. This is serious business. See:
http://www.bikeforums.net/training-n...n-improve.html
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Last edited by Carbonfiberboy; 11-23-16 at 09:03 PM.