Paul Saladino· MD
their odds I mean you look literally looking at a thirty four thirty to forty percent chance and perhaps even higher yeah
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their odds I mean you look literally looking at a thirty four thirty to forty percent chance and perhaps even higher yeah
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you must consume increasing amounts of protein and you must do strength training to ward off sarcopenia as you age
we know full well that two things have to be true to avoid sarcopenia adequate protein intake which as you age gets bigger and bigger that number goes up and up and up due to anabolic resistance coupled with strength training
Sarcopenia which is the condition of uh muscle loss and that's that's a huge problem and there's really two ways to um in concert two ways to address that. One is consuming enough protein and the other is doing enough resistance training.
but there's another condition of aging called sarcopenia which is the condition of uh muscle loss and that's that's a huge problem and there's really two ways to um in concert two ways to address that. One is consuming enough protein and the other is doing enough resistance training.