If a patient with osteoporosis begins consistent, high-impact weight training, which remodeling outcome is most likely?

💡 Explanation

Consistent, high-impact weight training stimulates bone remodeling by increasing mechanical stress. This activates osteoblasts to deposit new bone tissue, leading to increased mineralization because of Wolff's Law; therefore, option B is correct, rather than the other options that describe bone degradation.

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