Falling and frailty are significant contributors to morbidity and mortality, particularly after age 70-75.

“I mean the data is there to back it up the the I believe I may butcher this citation but I believe there was a study by Bob wolf that was kind of a review that showed essentially after age 65 you could tie the majority of deaths to some kind of lack of muscular strength or lack of muscle”

“i've never seen a person who doesn't just stop in their tracks because they cannot believe how much morbidity and mortality results from falling and frailty once you reach about the age of 70 d75 i mean the data is there to back it up they've done these meta-analyses of mortality showing that your lean body mass is inversely proportional to your risk of mortality”

“i've never seen a person who doesn't just stop in their tracks because they cannot believe how much morbidity and mortality results from falling and frailty once you reach about the age of 70 75.”

“when you show somebody this graph because it's so pronounced I've I've never seen a person who doesn't just stop in their tracks because they cannot believe how much morbidity and mortality results from falling and Frailty once you reach about the age of 7075”

“By the time you're 75, the risk of death from a fall is enormous. This has a greater mortality than smoking.”

“By the time you're 75, the risk of death from a fall is enormous. This has a greater mortality than smoking.”