Strong Bones, Strong Mind
Regular exercise releases osteocalcin from your bones. Once in circulation, osteocalcin enters your brain to support learning and memory.
Read More >>Want to become anti-frail? Then consider a Fasting-Mimicking Diet.
Fasting-mimicking diets induce a fasting state while providing essential micro-nutrients, significantly reducing the risk of malnutrition.
Read More >>Sprint and Become Anti-Frail
You can sprint safely if you have prepared your body for the stress of sprinting, and you apply a sub-maximal approach to sprint training.
Read More >>Submaximal Training for Older Adults
A simple strength program designed for older adults to to increase bone density and improve strength, power and muscle mass.
Read More >>Low Bone Density in Men, and How to Avoid It.
Low bone density is under-diagnosed and under-treated in men. Fortunately, simple lifestyle interventions can help keep your bones strong.
Read More >>Vegetarians, Vegans and Fragility
A recent study has revealed that vegans and vegetarians have an increased risk of fracture compared to meat eaters.
Read More >>How to Dodge the Frailty Bullet
Impact training combined with lifting weights is highly effective for increasing bone density and muscle mass in both young and older adults.
Read More >>Building Strong Bones: Upper Body
The combination of resistance and impact training can preserve and perhaps even improve the strength of your bones as you get older.
Read More >>Four Lifestyle Interventions for Healthy Bones
Four safe, simple, and effective lifestyle interventions can maintain and possibly increase your bone density, muscle mass and muscle function into old age.
Read More >>How to Sprint Safely
Healthy adults can sprint safely if they build a strong aerobic and strength base, strengthen their hamstring and calf muscles, and apply a sub-maximal approach to sprint training.
Read More >>Five Reasons Why You Should Sprint
Sprinting increases endurance, speed, strength, agility, explosive power, bone density and time to exhaustion. It also reduces the chance of premature death.
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