 associated with a fracture, causes them to eat less. Maybe as a lead-up to the fracture, they weren't eating that well. There are changes in taste and smell that are associated with aging. And people sometimes just eat a lot of tasty, high-calorie junk, you know, like ice cream and pastries, because it appeals to their taste buds. It doesn't really do much for their overall nutrition. So adequate protein, I think, is important.