Assertion: osteoporosis's bone | /r/CapableOf | lose density
Facets:
value: for several years after menopause
type: TEMPORAL
value: in other words
type: OTHER
value: naturally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Osteoporosis increases the size of these spaces, causing the bone to lose strength and density.
text: being older: As we age, our bones naturally lose some density and become weaker.
text: Osteoporotic bones have lost density or mass and contain abnormal tissue structure.
text: When estrogen levels decrease, bones may lose density and become prone to fractures.
text: Though it's not considered part of the "normal" aging process, osteoporosis is a degenerative condition that causes the bones to lose density and strength as we age, becoming very weak and increasing the risk for breaks or fractures.
text: In other words, your bones lose density, become weak, and are prone to fractures.
text: This means your bones have lost density or mass and that the structure of your bone tissue has become abnormal.
text: As your bones lose density, they become weaker and more likely to break.
text: As a result, women’s bones lose density at a rate of around 2 per cent a year for several years after menopause.