Osteoporosis usually affects the elderly. However, osteoporosis can also attack the young. Young children also can get osteoporosis because of lifestyle factors. Unhealthy lifestyles that increase the risk of osteoporosis are smoking, alcohol and lack of exercise. The nicotine content in cigarettes will absorb the body's calcium reserves. Smoking also inhibits the activity of the formation of new cells from the bone.
• Drinking alcohol and smoking
Alcohol can reduce the absorption of calcium due to interference with the small intestine. And usually the people who smoke and drink alcohol often forget to eat because the full effect of alcohol.





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