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Dr. Suzuki Sato
Sleep apnea can speed up both memory loss and muscle decline.
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Dr. Suzuki Sato
Drinking coffee in moderation can improve muscle strength and reaction time.
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Dr. Suzuki Sato
A strong grip is linked to living longer.
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Dr. Suzuki Sato
Poor dental health increases the risk of muscle weakness.
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Dr. Suzuki Sato
A lack of protein can make wounds heal slower.
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Dr. Suzuki Sato
Seniors often need more protein than younger adults to maintain muscle.
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Dr. Suzuki Sato
Muscles recover slower with age, making rest days more important.
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Dr. Suzuki Sato
Climbing stairs builds more strength than walking on flat ground.
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Dr. Suzuki Sato
Muscle loss with age (sarcopenia) begins as early as your 40s.
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Drinking a protein shake after exercise works better for seniors than for younger people.
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