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Can working out strengthen bones as well as muscles?
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Yes: Yes to some extend.Bone need loading to funtion properly, so strengthening the muscle help the bone as well, however if you have osteoporosis strengthening alone will nol help and need special treatment.
Answered 4/10/2015
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