Why do bones grow slowly in older people with fractures?

This is due to many factors. In older people, bone regeneration is much slower. The bones of adults are low in organic matter. They are almost entirely composed of minerals, and this complicates and slows down the splicing process. Also, older people often have metabolic disorders. Vitamins and minerals that are essential for bone tissue may not be absorbed or absorbed in very small amounts. But bone weakness can be prevented by eating right and consuming essential vitamins.