@gently
This makes tremendous sense to me. Preventing osteoclasts from doing their "clean up" operation while super-charging osteoblasts to create new bone does sound like it would wax over the dirt on the floor. Also, from my naive perspective, doing something like building bone in slower motion (over 12-24 months) seems like a better approach than growing it super fast (< 12 months).

But folksy images ain't science! I trust the research (though slow-and-steady-wins-the-race images might help keep my spirits up over the next 12-24 months of potentially unpleasant side effects).

Thanks for your posts on this @gently. They help a lot.