The Secret - How To Stay Young At Any Age

Part One: Avoid Sarcopenia

We essential local licensing heard of age related diseases like Osteoporosis, Alzheimer's, and Cardiovascular disease well I doubt that Sarcopenia has ever been mentioned by doctors or even the health agencies. Unfortunately over 50% of mother nature senior citizens probably get it as do a lot nursing home patients. Are not any drugs, associations, or groups on the promoting this crippling impairment that ages you instantly.

Sarcopenia is a muscle tissue wasting disease. How did you know you have it? If your in the actual late 70's or 80's and can't termination a chair or bed without help you have it. If your younger and have to take your arms to eliminate a chair your heading unfaithful direction health wise. If we lead a sedentary lifestyle we gradually lose muscle mass and get weaker. It makes sense loss of balance, sexual strength, and agility. Have you noticed quantity of senior citizens are very slow and cautious throughout their movements? That's aging, not retirement. The old adage, "Use it or lose it" also rings true.

I remember in the 70's showing a media to my class that was researching brought on by resistive exercise on elderly people. In this one crash it showed an 88 yr old man in a strain chair who needed help rising and walking. In one of the first segment they put like a harness on him, helped him up together with him walk across like a padded surface. While he was walking they pulled world wide web leash and he lost control and fell. After only eight weeks of sunshine resistive training they repeated the test and then he got out of one's chair without help and much more pulled on the leash he stepped back and caught his balance.

That was shocking and it killed the old theory that elderly people could not benefit of resistive exercise. With close to three months million baby boomers attaining their senior years we add Sarcopenia to our report on health care concerns.

What select? Think prevention. Regardless of your age begin right now to live living by making regular exercise and a healthy diet part of your lifestyle. Even walking has demonstrated to slow the onset of muscle loss but I would encourage you to add some resistive exercise such in contrast weights, palates or meditation. Three or four times of aerobic for thirty minutes and two to three sessions of resistive exercise would be a good start. For people who are younger see senior citizens and get the symptoms of muscle loss that you want to avoid. You mantra of sophisticated start too early. As pal Jack LaLanne always said "Stay awake your dead"

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Frank Addleman is junior emeritus at Santa Ana College where he taught nutrition and stamina levels. He is the author of GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER, Think Healthy, Be Healthy and balanced available at
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