Peter Attia· MD
If you are interested in living a long and healthy life and playing with your great-grandkids someday, then muscle mass should be a priority.
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If you are interested in living a long and healthy life and playing with your great-grandkids someday, then muscle mass should be a priority.
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you shouldn't compromise the the expectation that you will be strong you should be able to walk through an airport and carry 250 pound bags if you need to because if you can do that if you if you're already struggling to do that in your 40s you're gonna have a really hard time whipping your grandkids around when you're in your 70s so it's sort of like how do you minimize how quickly you're gonna decline