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Mar 24 01:25 UTC 1998 |
It might -- or it might not. It depends on your genetics and your long term
diet. If you have the genes for thick strong legs and have had a good diet,
rich in minerals, for most of your life, your knees will be fine. If you have
had a poor diet for some significant part of your life and genes that make
for long, fine bones, you may very well be right.
Of course exercise plays a part, too. If one day you just pick up that 100
lb. rucksack (or gain weight suddenly) and you have built up the muscles in
your legs, they won't support the bone adequately and again, you'd have knee
problems.
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